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- The order of this saved collection tabs is then visible on selecting any element from the collection list. Users can view a different arrangement of tabs per collection if the data is saved.
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The fastest and easiest method of generating a sample at the beginning of Chemotion ELN use is to create a new one by drawing a molecular structure in [Ketcher editor](../ketcher). Please note that samples can only be created if a target [collection](../collections) has been selected beforehand. First select the collection to which your sample should belong in the collection bar. After selecting a collection, go to the action bar and select the <Btnmixed={[faSortDown]}color={"primary"}/> button and choose **Create Sample**. If you already are in the sample tab from the element bar, the action button for adding is already set up accordingly to adding samples. It looks like this <imgsrc={"/img/add_sample.png"}width={"30px"}alt={"Add sample"}/>, and you can make the selection directly.
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The fastest and easiest method of generating a sample at the beginning of Chemotion ELN use is to create a new one by drawing a molecular structure in [Ketcher editor](../ketcher). Please note that samples can only be created if a target [collection](../collections) has been selected beforehand. First select the collection to which your sample should belong in the collection bar. After selecting a collection, go to the action bar and select the <Btnmixed={[faSortDown]}color={"primary"}/> button and choose **Create Sample**. If you already are in the sample tab from the element bar, the action button for adding is already set up accordingly to adding samples. It looks like this <Sampletitle="Sample"className="logo"width={"30px"}/>, and you can make the selection directly.
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In the element bar, samples are listed first as the most important common unit of this Chemotion ELN. The tab of the samples has the benzene ring <imgsrc={"/img/sample.svg"}width={"30px"}alt={"Sample"}/> as a symbol. The user will notice the number next to the sample symbol and the number in parentheses. The number right next to the sample symbol indicates the number of samples within the selected collection. The number in parentheses shows the number of selected samples within the collection. The element bar shown in the figure above appears when the Chemotion ELN is opened if no detail level has been selected. When selecting the level of detail by selecting a sample, the element bar is reduced and the [details panel](../details#details-panel-for-samples) appears.
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In the element bar, samples are listed first as the most important common unit of this Chemotion ELN. The tab of the samples has the benzene ring <Sampletitle="Sample"className="logo"width={"30px"}/> as a symbol. The user will notice the number next to the sample symbol and the number in parentheses. The number right next to the sample symbol indicates the number of samples within the selected collection. The number in parentheses shows the number of selected samples within the collection. The element bar shown in the figure above appears when the Chemotion ELN is opened if no detail level has been selected. When selecting the level of detail by selecting a sample, the element bar is reduced and the [details panel](../details#details-panel-for-samples) appears.
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The element bar provides an overview of a lot of information. It should be noted that the areas with a gray background within the sample list represent the molecules whose structures are used by samples. These fields do not represent certain samples with properties, but only the general chemical structure. All associated samples of the same structure are then listed below the structure in the white fields. If the user does not want to see the samples for a molecular structure, they can hide them with <Btn mixed={[faChevronDown]} color={"secondary"}/>. Both molecules and samples can be copied using the drag & drop function. This functionality is available through the symbol <Btn mixed={[faArrowsAlt]} color={"secondary"}/>. A cross with a white background transfers the sample (this corresponds to the **Split sample** action), a cross with a gray background transfers the molecule (i.e. only the information of the structure is transferred, this corresponds to the **Copy sample** action). Further symbols in the samples list provide information about whether the corresponding sample appears in a reaction equation (reaction tab) <img src={"/img/reaction.svg"} width={"30px"} alt={"Reaction"}/>, and whether and how often the sample was shared with other people or groups <Btn mixed={[faList, " 1"]} color={"secondary"}/>. The molecular structure is accompanied by symbols within the samples list, which provide information about the availability of the structure of the sample in the SciFinder database. A colored symbol <img src={"/img/scifinder_symbol.png"} width={"30px"} alt={"SciFinder Symbol"}/> indicates that the structure is known in SciFinder. A crossed-out gray symbol indicates that the structure was not part of the database at the time of the query.
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The element bar provides an overview of a lot of information. It should be noted that the areas with a gray background within the sample list represent the molecules whose structures are used by samples. These fields do not represent certain samples with properties, but only the general chemical structure. All associated samples of the same structure are then listed below the structure in the white fields. If the user does not want to see the samples for a molecular structure, they can hide them with <Btn mixed={[faChevronDown]} color={"secondary"}/>. Both molecules and samples can be copied using the drag & drop function. This functionality is available through the symbol <Btn mixed={[faArrowsAlt]} color={"secondary"}/>. A cross with a white background transfers the sample (this corresponds to the **Split sample** action), a cross with a gray background transfers the molecule (i.e. only the information of the structure is transferred, this corresponds to the **Copy sample** action). Further symbols in the samples list provide information about whether the corresponding sample appears in a reaction equation (reaction tab) <Reaction title="Reaction" className="logo" width={"30px"}/>, and whether and how often the sample was shared with other people or groups <Btn mixed={[faList, " 1"]} color={"secondary"}/>. The molecular structure is accompanied by symbols within the samples list, which provide information about the availability of the structure of the sample in the SciFinder database. A colored symbol <img src={require('@site/static/img/scifinder_symbol.png').default} width={"30px"} alt={"SciFinder Symbol"}/> indicates that the structure is known in SciFinder. A crossed-out gray symbol indicates that the structure was not part of the database at the time of the query.
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For practical reasons, not all samples that are created from within a reaction are displayed in the samples list. Only those that are used either as **Starting material** or as a **Product** are listed. This is done in order to avoid multiple displays of reagents within the sample list.
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-**Answer:** Metadata support is provided for information like analysis types and reaction names. The metadata can be selected via a dropdown menus (supports search) that provides the embedded ontobee ontologies CHEMINF and CHMOhttp://www.ontobee.org/. We use the metadata format of DataCite for DOI submissions.
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-**Answer:** Metadata support is provided for information like analysis types and reaction names. The metadata can be selected via a dropdown menus (supports search) that provides the embedded [ontobee](https://ontobee.org/) ontologies CHEMINF and CHMO. We use the metadata format of DataCite for DOI submissions.
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- You are trying to upload a binary file (not supported yet!)
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#### I created a profile for my data file on the admin GUI but after uploading it to the ELN it will not be converted.
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