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>Selection >Create Selection.
Then you need to make sure that really your foreground is selected. If this
>Make Inverse. Then you just need to run the normal Measure command and you
will get the cumulative data from the complete over all selection. The Mean
the sum of all pixel intensities.
are looking for.
> I may be losing my mind, but I thought we used to be able to...
>
> 1) Create multiple ROIs (usually with Analyze Particles)
> 2) Use Analyze-->Measure (instead of RoiManager-->Measure) in order to get
> CUMULATIVE data on all ROIs. I don't need data from individual ROIs.
>
> I can't do this any more, or I never could to begin with? What's a quick
> way to get cumulative data on all ROIs?
>
>
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