AVERAGE /RESAMPLE
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AVERAGE /RESAMPLE

            LAS\AVERAGE /RESAMPLE [NX Xref Xval Xinc Unit]

          No /RESAMPLE
            Without  this option, a consistency test checks that the spectra all
            have the same X axes, according to the current SET  ALIGN  mode.  If
            yes,  the spectra are stacked channel by channel (no resampling). If
            not, an error is raised and /RESAMPLE is suggested.

          /RESAMPLE (without arguments)
            The /RESAMPLE option is a request to allow the resampling, but it is
            not  enforced. A consistency test first checks if the spectra X axes
            are identical or not, according to the current SET  ALIGN  mode.  If
            yes,  the spectra are stacked channel by channel (no resampling). If
            not, the X axes are resampled according to the SET ALIGN mode. The X
            axis of the output sum is automatically computed. In particular, the
            output spectrum has the coarsest resolution of  the  input  spectra.
            Those are then internally resampled and stacked on the output axis.

          /RESAMPLE NX Xref Xval Xinc Unit
            A  custom  output  X  axis can be given with the syntax /RESAMPLE NX
            Xref Xval Xinc Unit. In this case, the  resampling  is  always  per-
            formed.  The  input  spectra are internally resampled and stacked on
            this axis. See HELP RESAMPLE for possible uses and caveats.

        Remember that if it is enabled, the resampling is time consuming and has
        non trivial effects on the spectra noise.