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touch41 Posted - 03/10/2012 : 8:55:10 PM
Hi!

I'm dealing with a problem of peaks fitting...
I've got two lorentzian peaks quite close to each other, so I decide to fit them by using the fitpeaks function in order to have a manual control on that...
The code is the following:

range dd = (1[1280:1480],2[1280:1480]);
tree mytr;
fitpeaks iy:=dd type:=lorentz npeaks:=2;
getresults mytr %(fitpeaks.rt$);
mytr.=;

Everything works but I just can't access the elements of the Multiple peaks fit report sheet!
I need to get xc1, w1, A1, H1, xc2, w2, A2, H2 and put them into another workbook which keeps the results...

Any help?

Thank you very much in advance!

Touch

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touch41 Posted - 03/10/2012 : 9:03:33 PM
...solved...
mytree.Parameters.r1.c1=;

Sorry for having bothered...

bye.

Touch

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