How to Tabulate an Array of 2-D Experiments
Process all the experiments and correct the baselines. It is not necessary to measure the integrals.
Create a new CPM with the command: Tools > Cross Peaks M. Add all the experiments and identify them with a tag. For relaxation experiments it is advantageous to use numerical tags. If you have many experiments, it is better to use the command “Add Whole Folder” (just under the command “Edit this Menu”). With “Edit this Menu” you can only add open documents. With “Add Whole Folder” you can add all your documents with a single command, if they reside into the same folder, whether they are open or not.
Choose the best-looking spectrum. Assign all the peaks of interest with the peak-picker tool into this reference spectrum.
Define the integration limits for each peak. Those limits will be used for all the experiments.
Integration limits defined in other experiments will be ignored.
You can alternatively estimate the volume by Gaussian fitting.
In this case, you have to
perform the fitting in all the experiments. If a peak is not fitted in a particular experiment,
the corresponding value will be calculated by standard integration.
If you want to monitor the height of the cross-peak, instead of the volume, do not define the integration limits
and do not perform the fitting in the reference spectrum.
You can mix integrals and heights into the same table (but not into the same column, of course).
Still keeping the reference spectrum as the foremost window,
from the “Actions” menu of the CPM choose: Copy Table.
Open a spreadsheet with your preferred external application an choose: Edit > Paste.