Nathaniel Sherden

UPDATE: Nope the file is fine, the person who supplied it to me showed me via a bunch of screen shots that there are indeed a bunch of perfectly good chromatograms in it via an officiall ABI/Sciex program. Is the problem that MS convert is having is that there are multiple chromatograms all compacted into the same .wiff file? Is there any way to get MSconvert to handle this? Do I need to find some way to break it into lots of little .wiff files before MSconvert will handle it? Any thoughts or help...

As per the title but as I have never worked with .wiff files before or the instruments that create them I need a little bit of help figuring out the issue here even though I think it is human (more specifically: people sending me a garbage .wiff file.) MSconvert is producing the "errors" (again probably not errors, but correct analysis) in the attached picture. From what I can tell, basically the issue is this is a .wiff file, but it is not one that actually has any chromatograms in it, just a bunch...