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JONES - 04 Aug 2003 04:52 GMT

I'm trying to find some fairly basic PC software for general laboratory
QC/QA statistics. Mostly I need to do some linearity and method comparison
anaylsis. I don't really need T-test, F-test, etc., but just the ability to
easily calculate SD, CV, etc. We use Sunquest for our LIS but I doubt that
any download of data to a PC will be available to me. I'll need an EXCEL
add-on or a program that will let me input the data points into it directly
for the data reduction.

Any ideas?

Mike Jones, MT
Pensacola, FL

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Mike & Heather Collins - 04 Aug 2003 23:24 GMT

> I'm trying to find some fairly basic PC software for general laboratory
> QC/QA statistics. Mostly I need to do some linearity and method comparison
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> Any ideas?

You don't need any add ins. Excel will do everything you want. If you're
interested I can send you an example. There is also the free Method
Validator program by Phillipe Marquis. This is the most intuitive
user-friendly software I have ever used and it's free. I would post a link
but I think the one I have is out of date. I can get the updated link when I
go in to work tomorrow.

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Mike Collins
UK
Mikecheatherc@oakwellmount.freeserve.co.uk

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kuhnfucius - 05 Aug 2003 05:03 GMT

I have to take my lap top to work. I use Quattro Pro that comes with WP,
but then I must put everything in by hand. Not what you were looking for.
Our LIS POS.

> I'm trying to find some fairly basic PC software for general laboratory
> QC/QA statistics. Mostly I need to do some linearity and method comparison
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> Mike Jones, MT
> Pensacola, FL

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Shylirin - 18 Aug 2003 06:51 GMT

I have used the trial version of Analyse-It, and liked it a lot... bit
pricey for one user though. It works as an Excel Add-in and will even make
the graphs for you. You can choose Deming or Passing-Bablok regressions...

shy

> I have to take my lap top to work. I use Quattro Pro that comes with WP,
> but then I must put everything in by hand. Not what you were looking for.
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> > Mike Jones, MT
> > Pensacola, FL

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