You don't have to. The anomalous values (F+, F-, Dano) are included in the file in case you need them later. You can just ignore them
Phil On 30 Sep 2010, at 08:33, atul kumar wrote: > > Dear all > > I use scala 6.1 > > Even though I scale my native data, scala outputs anamolous data > statistics in these columns: > > Nmeas Nref Ncent %poss C%poss Mlplct AnoCmp AnoFrc AnoMlt Rmeas > Rmeas0 (Rsym) Rpim RpimO PCV PCV0 > > I use "anamolous off" for scala and "anamolous no" for ctruncate. My > command file is attached here. > > > Data line--- name project New crystal New dataset New > Data line--- resolution low 20.0 high 1.9 > Data line--- exclude EMAX 10.0 > Data line--- partials check test 0.95 1.05 nogap > Data line--- intensities PROFILE PARTIALS > Data line--- final PARTIALS > Data line--- scales rotation SPACING 5 secondary 6 > bfactor ON BROTATION SPACING 20 > Data line--- UNFIX V > Data line--- FIX A0 > Data line--- UNFIX A1 > Data line--- initial MEAN > Data line--- tie surface 0.001 > Data line--- tie bfactor 0.3 > Data line--- cycles 10 converge 0.3 reject 2 > Data line--- anomalous off > Data line--- output AVERAGE > Data line--- print brief nooverlap > Data line--- RSIZE 80 > > > My input file has following columns > > * Column Labels : > > H K L M/ISYM BATCH I SIGI IPR SIGIPR FRACTIONCALC XDET YDET ROT WIDTH > LP MPART FLAG BGPKRATIOS > > > Can someone please tell how to switch off anamolous processing of my data? > > > regards > > Atul Kumar
