Selecting Other Special ReportsCreating and Using Report Tables
Selecting Other Special Reports
Similar to the History report, the following reports are not part of the default Report Definition File (RDF) either. Select Insert Report to add them as separate worksheets to a report definition file (see How to …: Creating and Using Report Tables 
Adding and/or Renaming a Worksheet):
Result Tables
The Calibration History documents the calibration run.
The SST Summary Report shows the results of the System Suitability Test for the entire sequence. The default columns are part of the Sample and System Suitability Test categories. It is also possible to edit the columns or to use different columns for the report.
QNT Tables
The Detection Parameter Report shows the Detection Parameters used for the current sample.
The Peak Table report shows certain entries of the peak table of the QNT Editor (such as the expected Retention Time or the retention Window).
The SST Report shows the parameters used and the results of the System Suitability Test. The default columns are part of the System Suitability Test category.
PGM Tables
The Commands report shows the Program of the current sample.
The Post-Acquisition Processing report shows the Post-Acquisition Steps of the current sample.
The MS Method shows the current method of the Mass Spectrometer.
Note:
The MS Instrument Method Report (under Result Tables) indicates the method that is used for data acquisition. It is possible that both MS method reports are identical.
Miscellaneous Tables
To integrate any kind of database query in the report, select the Database Query report. To open the table properties and specify the datasource in which the query is performed, select Table Properties on the context menu. Use SQL statements to define the properties for which the query will be performed.
Note:
The Detection Parameter Report and the Commands, Post-Acquisition Processing, MS Method, and Database Query reports comprise only the default columns. It is not possible to add more columns.