Dear Abdulwasiu Salaudeen Olawale,

the .d format is the Agile format for data files. It is a data folder in which the raw data, file header and method information are stored. You can copy, download or move this folder in the computer's Explorer. When you open the folder, you can see which individual files it contains. The export of Agilent .d data makes the measurement data set readable for other software, e.g. Excel, which cannot read the original Agilent data. To read and process Agilent .d (or other instrument data formats such as .raw from Thermo) you need the appropriate software from the manufacturer, e.g. Agilent Chemstation, or in your case probably the Mass Hunter software etc. or software that can process the manufacturer's data sets directly, e.g. Mestrenova for GC-MS data.

Data export is only necessary and useful if I want to process this data on another platform. Otherwise, I recommend sticking with the original software, as this is also suitable for the data format.

I have found a link on the internet that might be useful for you.

You can use it to perform an MS DIAL analysis

However, I take no responsibility for the function, the security of the site or its content.

Here is the link: https://www.reifycs.com/abfconverter/

Best regards and good luck

Joachim Horst

@Joachim Horst. Thanks for your contribution. I will try as you suggested and would revert back. Thanks once more.

Did you tried to find your data file in Software folder located in C-Drive ?

If not, then you can try to find there & directly copy your RAW .d file for further analysis.

Probable location followpath (may vary) -

C Drive - Program files - Agilent Masshunter - Data - (search or look by name of your data file which was provided during sample run)

@anil Kumar, thanks a lot. I was able to find it. I appreciate 🙏