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Home   •   Support and Training  •  STN Express  •  See How It Works  •  Predefined Substance Table
Predefined Substance Table

Available with STN Express, Version 6.01 and higher for Windows

The Predefined Substance Table feature helps you create a table with a predefined, professional-looking format from an STN transcript with substance data.


Click the Predefined Report button on the toolbar of the STN Express main menu, and select Substance Table... from the drop-down menu.

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The Transcript File: dialog box opens. Select the transcript of interest.

Note: The Substance Table includes the following fields: structure, CAS Registry Number, CAS Index Name, and molecular formula. Be sure to display the answers in your transcript in a format in which these fields are available.

Click Open.

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The transcript appears in a predefined substance table format. To create a custom table, use the Table Tool.

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Updated: 3/15/2007 1:45:01 PM
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