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Automatically Repeating the Output for the Selected Objects

It is often useful to repeat the output of reports for other channels, samples, and/or peaks. In Chromeleon, you can automatically repeat the output of reports for:

• Each sample of a sequence or selection

• Each peak in a peak table or the current chromatogram

• Each channel of a sample

Follow the steps below:

• Select the lines completely, i.e., in the grey column at the utmost left that indicates the line numbers.

   Tip: 

  Verify for graphic objects that you have selected all lines covered by the object.

• To select more than one area, hold the CTRL key down, and then select the next area by the lines as described above.

• Select Printing > Set Autorepeat Area on the Format menu to specify the selected area as the area for which the output is automatically repeated.

• The Autorepeat Area Properties dialog box is opened. Use this dialog box to define for which channels, samples, and/or peaks the selected area shall be output.

For an example, refer to  Automatically Repeating the Output for the Selected Objects: Example.

It depends on the objects in the selected area whether it makes sense to repeat the output for other samples and/or peaks. Therefore, please note:

• The Repeat Samples tab page is disabled if at least one Peak Summary table and/or one SST Summary table is selected.

• The Print and Repeat Peaks tab page is disabled if at least one Integration table is selected.

You can repeat the output for other channels, samples, and/or peaks when you

• Print a batch

• Sign sequences

• Print interactively from the Printer Layout

 Note: 

When you repeat the output for channels and peaks, only those objects are replaced for which no fixed channel/peak is specified. A warning appears if the Fixed Channel or Fixed Peak option is selected for objects that shall be output for different channels or peaks.

For example, this applies to chromatograms for which the Fixed Channel option is selected on the Channel tab page. (To access the Channel tab page, select Chromatogram Properties on the chromatogram's context menu).