Dear Mohamed

What I would do is to index with the whole set then process the first 1200 
frames with one DATA_RANGE= command and the last 200 in a different directory 
with a different DATA_RANGE= command (but otherwise similar script) and then 
combine the two sets with XSCALE.

There may be more efficient ways to do this but this is what I would do

best wishes Graeme


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From: CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK] On Behalf Of Mohamed 
Noor
Sent: 21 January 2016 00:47
To: ccp4bb
Subject: [ccp4bb] Excluding frames in XDS

Dear all

I have a 180-degree dataset (1800 frames) collected at peak wavelength for Fe 
(for an MR-SAD structure solution). While analyzing the XDS_ASCII.HKL file with 
Aimless, I noticed something went wrong with a few frames around 1400-1600 (the 
Rmerge vs. batch plot is attached). When I processed only the first 1200 
frames, Aimless indicated a significant anomalous signal up to 3.5 A whereas 
with the whole dataset (1800 frames), it was only about 7 A. I am trying to 
process the first 1200 or so images and the last 200 with XDS. How can I 
achieve this when XDS accepts only one DATA_RANGE line?

As this was the only crystal diffracted, I am trying to squeeze as much as I 
can out of what I have. The point group is either P 6 or P 6 2 2, not entirely 
sure yet.

Thanks.
Mohamed

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