Open an example batch, run Analyze, check a calibration curve, and export a report. Screenshots for this path are already on the product site (including IFRA-Allergens.png).

Before you start

Optional: download the IFRA example batch

If you do not have a local batch yet:

  1. Download IFRA-Allergens-57.zip (~615 MB). The site presents it as a ready-to-open example batch.
  2. Unzip to a writable folder (local SSD preferred).
  3. Open the .qtb from the unzipped package (exact file name inside the zip may vary — pick the batch package, not only the raw folders).
  4. Keep the vendor raw folders next to the QuantoResults package — the batch remembers the data path.

More examples and walkthroughs: waleson.eu.

Fifteen-minute path

  1. Open the batch — File → Open, or drop a .qtb onto the Quanto window / desktop shortcut.
  2. Review bottles — Samples grid: types, doses, dilutions. Fix obvious mismatches before Analyze.
  3. Analyze — Run Analyze so peaks, curves, and results refresh. Details: Set up an analysis.
  4. Open calibration — Select a calibration result and open the calibration plot. Clear Use on a bad point and Analyze again if needed (ESTD / ISTD).
  5. Export a report — View → Report, then export Excel / PDF for the current sample or the batch. Formula catalog: Report formulas. Workflow: Reports, import, and export.

What you should see

Step Expected
Open .qtb Samples, method tables, and chromatograms load
Analyze Results and flags update; curves fit
Calibration Multi-level plot for the current Quant
Export .xlsx / PDF under the study QuantoReports folder (or your export path)

Next reads

Topic Guide
Method tables and bottle types Set up an analysis
Method design (keys, doses, modes) Method design
Bracketing Bracket calibration
Multi-instrument keys Key Review
Empty chroms / MH index / licenses Troubleshooting
Workspace panels Workspace and layouts