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# Can I Save My Analysis?

Yes, clicking on the ‘Save’ button will save the analysis to the local database. By default, an analysis is saved under the name ‘Primary Analysis’. Analysis files are qualified to the instrument you are currently viewing so the same analysis name can be reused for each instrument. Alternate versions can also be created and saved under different names. 

You can open other analysis files by clicking on the ‘Open’ icon from the toolbar. Analysis files may also be exported (in MWML format) and shared with other MotiveWave users. These options are available from the top menu bar: ***Chart > Analysis > Export Analysis*** and ***Chart > Analysis > Import Analysis.***


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