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coll@inia. Posted - 09/04/2016 : 08:00:43 AM
Origin Ver. 2016 and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System:win 7

Hello,
I am trying a simple way to convert the list output of some flow cytometry in the well known 12x8 96 well format. A way that doen not mean to copy every data one by one.

To my surprise I tried 3 nested "for" loops to make it and found the nested for did not work or I might have not tried hard enough (?). After a few hours, I quit.

Anyone could give me a hint?

thanks, julio
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Essien Posted - 09/05/2016 : 06:55:00 AM
Hi,

To convert your data into 12x8 96 well format, maybe you can try the tool under menu Worksheet: Split Columns.

For example,

newbook;
col(A) = data(1,96);
colsplit -r 2 irng:=col(A) nrows:=12;

Thanks,
Essien

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