Three doors around the same batch: bring methods and bottles in, build a spreadsheet that follows the current sample, and write Excel, PDF, and method packages out.

Import

Method → Load / Import

Source What you point at
Quanto package .qtm (Replace or Append as AcqKey)
MassHunter method .m / .quantmethod.xml
MassHunter method from data .D folder
ChemStation method .M + qdb.mth
OpenLab CDS method .pmx processing method (expected compounds from OpenLab)
SCIEX method from data .wiff

OpenLab data (.dx / AcqData) is loaded with the bottles, not as a method file — see Compatibility. Acquisition .amx is not a quant method.

Batch → Add samples picks .D folders, OpenLab .dx data, WIFF files, or a sequence folder. Metadata from the file fills type / dose hints when present.

Append several vendor methods into one Quanto method: each import becomes an AcqKey (multi-instrument Key Review).

Reports

View → Report Designer — the workbook follows the current sample and current compound. Use Q. functions for sample, compound, keys, levels, calibration, and batch fields (Report formulas).

Per-sample report workbooks

On the Samples grid, each bottle can include checkboxes for which report workbooks should run for that sample. Multi-select the workbooks you want per bottle (or fill down the column) so a QC can run a different sheet set than a routine sample.

Export

Action Output
Method → Save Method .qtm (+ responses + optional report workbooks)
Report export Excel + PDF per sample, or parallel batch export (plots as pictures)
Grids Copy / image

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