Hi Tomas,
Interesting idea. I think I get what you are requesting, but it would help if you could provide a mock-up screenshot of what you have in mind so that I can be sure I know what you would ideally like to see.

Thanks.

--Brendan

Brendan,

Here is a rather poor rendition of what I have in mind. Basically - when you have groups assigned, then you would be able to generate a separate panel of the Peak Areas - Replicate comparison in order to quickly see how your QCs and perhaps Calibrants (standards) look like among a large set of samples we often have 50-100 or more samples in the Document and it would be great to see how your QCs are doing during an experiment which may run over a week. There is of course the AutoQC, but to be able to see it directly in Skyline with your other data would be very helpful.
And I am sure for comparison of groups it would may also have utility.

I have one more suggestion - in the chromatogram view, when you have split view and your upper and lower y-axes end up on a vastly different scale (mainly if one of them is less than 10^3, the there is a shift in x-axes and the peaks do not align. Cosmetic problem, but I think you should just go with scientific notation even below 10^3 and problem would be solved. Also if one y-axis scale is single digit and the other double digit you get the same problem, but not as pronounced.

In summary - thanks for a great piece of software. Indispensable tool. I can't imagine to be able to do what we do without it.

Tomas

Thanks, Tomas. I have posted an issue to track implementation of this.

As for your suggestion on using scientific notation, that was already suggested and implemented (by my son Alex during a summer internship). You just need to go to the Tools > Options - Display tab and check "Always use scientific notation".

Hope that helps. Thanks for your suggestion and the mock-up.

--Brendan

Oops. It is posted to:

https://skyline.ms/issues/home/issues/details.view?issueId=560