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Run(“Speckle Inspector”, “big=muscleoutline2 small=Cnuclei redirect=None exclude speckle font=20”) ImageCalculator(“Difference create”, “Result of muscle outline”,“muscleoutline2”) ImageCalculator(“OR create”, “muscle outline”, “Tnuclei”) Run(“Analyze Particles…”, “size=10-Infinity show=Masks exclude clear summarize”) Run(“Analyze Particles…”, “size=300-20,000 circularity=0.30-1.00 show= exclude clear summarize”) Run(“Set Scale…”, “distance=185.6670 known=100 pixel=1 unit=µm”) Ĭall(“.segment”, “tolerance=2.0”, “calculateDams=true”, “connectivity=4”) Ĭall(“.setDisplayFormat”, “Watershed lines”) Ĭall(“.createResultImage”) Your assistance will be highly appreciated. In other words, could you help me modify my macro so that I will be able to transfer the log-like data at the end of the macro into one excel sheet similar to what the Read and Write Excel plugin does, or even better your macro. However, I can’t find a way to avoid overwriting data every time I run the macro.

The results are output in a log like format which I then convert to a table and export to excel. The Read and Write Excel plugin unfortunately cannot detect central nuclei data generated from running Biovoxxel> Find Speckle plugin (Refer to macro below).

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If you are happy to do your own manual spreadsheet editing, post export-import, or macro-mediated results calculations, pre-export, then as pointed out, the existing Excel plugin or a regular. Alternatively, you can do the calculation from the imagej results table and add it as a static value to the export (avoiding the Excel formula altogether). However, since you asked specifically about that function, and if you do see utility in its implentation, for instance in relation to mass-batch processing, then I am happy to help you modify a version of the ‘Read and Write Excel’ plugin for your needs. xlsx file.Īs you have likely summised, the central-nulceation formula is nothing special and can be easily added, manually, after data has been exported.

The morphometry plugin contains the required Apache libraries and a custom implementation of the Excel export so that the central-nucleation formula is automatically inserted into the correct place, and with correct reference to the appropriate measurement cell range, into the appendable. I think you may have already been helped with your query, but I just noticed your message and wanted to add that I designed both the morphometry plugin (that your link refers to) and the Excel plugin.

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