When creating a new chemical catalog using ChemBioFinder, users usually have some data in chemical format (SDFile) and some data in Excel spreadsheets. This video demonstrates how to merge two such files, using Alfa Aesar’s chemical catalog. Alfa Aesar originally kept their chemical structures in an SDFile, indexed by an “Item Number” code. ...

View records in a chemical database one at a time, or in a table view or a multiform view. Each one can be sorted ascending and descending.

By default, ChemBioFinder opens to the Form View, with one molecule per screen. The Data Table View and Continuous Forms View show one molecule per row, in a scrollable table. Each of ...

Use the Queries tree to track history of searches between sessions, allow queries to be rerun or reconstituted, and merge lists by drag-and-drop. Queries color-coded to relate to ChemBioViz plots.

The "Queries" tab in ChemBioFinder's Explorer Window shows a history of queries run in the current session of ChemBioFinder, as well ...

ChemBioFinder draws nitrogen in red and oxygen in blue, and you can control those colors. ChemBioDraw by default draws all elements in black, whereas ChemBioFinder draws elements in color. This video demonstrates how to edit the element colors. For example, in amino acids, ChemBioFinder draws nitrogen in red and oxygen in blue; but you ...

ChemFinder/BioViz can import data from Excel spreadsheets, including biological data (numbers only, without chemicals).

You can use ChemFinder/BioViz for biological data even when it contains no chemical substances:

• ChemFinder can serve as a general database tool for biological data.
• BioViz ...