The error specifically means that either (1) you have input values into x and y table which are illogical or (2) you are calculating sample or std data from another run which are different from the Table.

Re-running samples using the same invalid method does not solve the problem because no action has been taken to correct the problem.

Often, this is because someone mixes up the one or more of the values such as area or concentration, or changes units within one level, but not the others. The issue is with the analysis method used. Review your Method (which contains the actual calibration table) for errors and also check any requests you made for re-calibration using new samples/stds OR calibration results based on actual sample or standard runs. If one of your samples is outside the calibration levels used or has different units, an error may result.