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GWB can import scatter data from GSS or from a formatted text file.

Choose marker shape, color, and size within GSS (by analyte or by sample). Enter species or component names as they appear in GWB apps, with units. GWB can import scatter data from GSS or from a formatted text file. File → Open → Scatter Data. View plotted results in Gtplot or Xtplot,

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GWB can import scatter data from GSS or from a formatted text file.

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  1. Choose marker shape, color, and size within GSS (by analyte or by sample). Enter species or component names as they appear in GWB apps, with units. GWB can import scatter data from GSS or from a formatted text file.

  2. File → Open → Scatter Data... View plotted results in Gtplot or Xtplot, or create a diagram with Act2 or Tact.

  3. Select scatter data file

  4. You can also use drag-and-drop to add scatter data files from your desktop or Windows Explorer. Left-click and hold the icon, drag it into Gtplot, and drop.

  5. Edit → GSS Data... Turn scatter data on or off, and choose marker symbol, color, and size by analyte or by sample. Include sample labels or legends and add connecting lines.

  6. Scatter data units are converted automatically within Gtplot and Xtplot. For Act2 and Tact, units must match diagram axes.

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