AVERAGE /NOCHECK
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AVERAGE /NOCHECK

            LAS\AVERAGE   /NOCHECK   [SOURCE|POSITION|LINE|SPECTROSCOPY|CALIBRA-
        TION|SWITCHING]

        By  default,  AVERAGE  checks  the consistency of all the input spectra.
        This is a security to avoid mixing inconsistent data (e.g. spectra  from
        different  sources).  These checks can be individually (with one or more
        names) or all (no name) disabled using the option /NOCHECK. See HELP SET
        NOCHECK for details.

        Note  the  key status of the SPECTROSCOPY check! AVERAGE uses this check
        to detect if the spectra X axes are aligned or not, to help its decision
        to  enable  resampling  or  not (see /RESAMPLE subtopic). Using /NOCHECK
        SPECTROSCOPY enforces the spectra alignment status:

        AVERAGE /NOCHECK SPECTROSCOPY
            will assume the spectra are aligned and will stack them  channel  by
            channel (no resampling), while they are possibly not aligned.

        AVERAGE /RESAMPLE /NOCHECK SPECTROSCOPY
            will  assume  the  spectra  are not aligned and will always resample
            them before stacking, even if not necessary (adds  computation  cost
            and possible round off errors).