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Locale settings in FlowJo preference which indicate decimal delimiters with columns will cause a range of errors.Workaround: Do not be alarmed, the “Launch Anywhere” icon will still run FlowJo correctly.
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Exporting offset histogram overlays to pdf no longer pushes the histogram off the graph.Boolean gates dragged within a sample no longer reference the original population.Hiding rows in the compensation matrix no longer causes editing offset issues.Additionally, HTTPS for authentication is checked on by default. When checked this will reveal a check box that allows the user to have FlowJo remember the FlowJo Portal credentials they used to sign in for 24 hours.
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However, as we work toward better alignment between all software in our control, we have chosen to align the two compensation methods and normalize to the largest number. Importantly, neither of these approaches are wrong fluorescence values are relative, and all measures would remain relatively the same, so there is no need to re-analyze spectrally compensated data. Spectral compensation in BD FACSDiva TM instead normalizes to the largest number. FlowJo continued to normalize to the ‘primary’ detector and allowed for larger numbers. In spectral compensation, where there is no longer a 1:1 relationship between number of detectors and collected parameters, the largest fluorescence value may not be in the primary detector. For traditional compensation approaches this will always be the largest value and the resulting diagonal will be 100% of the signal for the given fluorochrome. Spectral compensation: FlowJo to this point has normalized all compensation matrices to the ‘diagonal’, meaning the value in the primary detector.We can conclude from this plot that v10.8 will provide a nominal performance boost to most data sets, but that boost becomes increasingly significant with larger data sets, particularly those comprised of a large number of small files and many gates. The figure above shows the recalculation times for a variety of workspaces that vary in number of samples, size of samples, and complexity of analysis.