Dear Nan, You may have an old version (build) of WinMDI. The program allows you to save data sets as tab delimited text for import into Excel. You may save listmode using the SaveAs command from a dotplot, or histogram arrays from a histogram display. The latest version saves (text) histograms as 2 columns in one of two ways: channel, value - or - log, value. Dotplot displays allow for a similar choice between raw channels or log values for each event when saved as tab delimited text. We often "SaveAs" using MetafilePICT (*.wmf) for export into other applications as well. This allows the user to scale or edit the graphical object and add/remove labels, etc... Regards, Joe PS: Yes - it works on a Mac G3 using Virtual PC/Win95/98 too. One user says they save on the PC side as MetafilePICT, read into Mac PowerPoint, and it gets converted into a QuickDrawPICT on the Mac side (editable object). Joseph Trotter, Director Flow Cytometry Core Facility The Scripps Research Institute 10550 North Torrey Pines Road La Jolla, CA 92037 On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, nan wrote: > > Hello all: > I've been following the discussion on the software that allows exporting > FCS files to Excel. I was wondering if FCSPress and Assistant Dr. Hicks > recommended only works for Mac? I'm using a PC and WinMDI to do part of my > analysis (most of it is done with CQ). It'd be nice if I can export my > files to Excel and Powerpoint in a easier way. Please let me know where I > can get free/shareware that are compatible with MS software on PC. > > > thanks and happy new year to all! > > Nan Lin > > >
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