How to Restore an Archived Protocol in PeptideCalc
Direct answer
Open Protocols, expand Inactive, swipe the archived protocol left, and tap Restore. The protocol returns to the active list.
Archiving removes a protocol from the active list without requiring you to recreate it later. Archived protocols are grouped under Inactive on the Protocols screen.
Restoring the protocol and resuming a paused schedule are separate actions. Review Schedules after restoring if you also want a schedule to run again.
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Step-by-step instructions
Step 1: Open Protocols
Tap Protocols in PeptideCalc.
Step 2: Expand Inactive
Tap the Inactive row to reveal the archived protocol cards. The row may include the number of inactive protocols.
Step 3: Swipe the archived protocol left
Find the protocol you want, then swipe its card left to reveal the available action.
Step 4: Tap Restore
Tap Restore. The protocol moves back to the active section of Protocols.
Questions about this PeptideCalc workflow
Where are archived protocols?
They are under the collapsible Inactive section on Protocols.
Does restoring a protocol automatically resume a paused schedule?
Treat these as separate actions. Restoring returns the protocol to the active list; review Schedules and resume any paused schedule separately if that is what you intend.
What if I do not see Inactive?
The Inactive section appears when there are archived protocols to show. Check that the protocol was archived rather than deleted.
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