Spreadsheet flexibility, wired into your lab

Three guided fits sit in the Analyze menu: qPCR ΔΔCt, an ELISA standard curve, and a dose-response IC50. ΔΔCt normalizes target Ct values to your housekeeping genes and a calibrator group, writing ΔCt, ΔΔCt, and fold-change columns. The two 4PL fits interpolate unknown concentrations and report the potency. An assay table draws its fitted curve over a scatter of the same data, so the fit and the points it came from are one picture.

Analyze runs a named operation over the rows: summarize by group, reshape between wide and long, normalize to a reference, express a percent change against a baseline, correlate two columns with Pearson or Spearman, or compare groups with a t-test or ANOVA. Pick one, fill in which columns it should use, and press Run. Derived columns land beside your data and recompute when it changes, and anything that is not a column arrives as a card saved with the table.

Embed data pulls Samples, Inventory, Orders, Tasks, Locations, Genetics, or image analysis in as columns that refresh from their source, one row per item. Or point at one thing: a plate becomes a row per well, a sample set a row per member, and several analysis runs arrive with a Group column naming each row's source. Your own columns sit beside the pulled ones, and a record deleted upstream keeps its row with the values you last pulled, flagged so you can see the source has gone.

The Chart drawer under the grid takes four settings: chart type, the x axis, which columns are values, and what to group by. A rail beside it lists every figure already built from this table, each one a link. Export the preview as PNG, SVG, or TIFF at a printed width in mm and up to 600 DPI, or send it to a figure where the full styling controls live.