1. Put ASCII data in an Excel spreadsheet, BE then CPS
2. Format cells to 8 decimal points
3. Save as tab delimited file (.txt), put it into a directory by itself
4. In CasaXPS, in Convert dialog, enter a new file name with the extension as follows:
filename.arx -xy
5. Press Open
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X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS or ESCA) curve fitting procedures, reference materials and useful notes are listed here to provide a starting point for the consistent interpretation of XPS spectra. These reference pages contain tips and techniques that are designed to help both the novice and advanced XPS user.
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