update notebook w HPLC parameter findings

Electronic_Labnotebook/NotebookLog.md

@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@
 
 - [Entries 2025](#entries-2025)
   - [2025-01-22 Meeting with David (EditExps and more):](#2025-01-22-meeting-with-david-editexps-and-more)
+  - [2025-01-15:](#2025-01-15)
+    - [Entry 1: EditParameterMap fix and HPLC injection parameters](#entry-1-editparametermap-fix-and-hplc-injection-parameters)
   - [2025-01-14:](#2025-01-14)
     - [Entry 1: HPLC Dilution, EditParameterMap():](#entry-1-hplc-dilution-editparametermap)
   - [2025-01-07:](#2025-01-07)
@@ -65,6 +67,33 @@
 * See if all relevant information can be retrieved through designID, try and hide LS10 specifics as much as possible from Layer1, use EditExps to retrieve this inform
 * minimizing the architecture dependecies/redundancies. for example: if sys.arch =="64": import foo_64 as foo, else: import foo_32 as foo
 
+### 2025-01-15:
+
+#### Entry 1: EditParameterMap fix and HPLC injection parameters
+
+Received an email from Unchained Labs to fix the previously mentioned issue with this code snippet:
+
+```
+def ConvertToListofObjectValues(value_list: list) -> System.Collections.Generic.List[Object]:
+
+     count = len(value_list)
+     dotnet_list = List[Object]()
+     #Add each item from the Python list to the .NET List
+     for item in value_list:
+                    dotnet_list.Add(item)                               
+     return dotnet_list 
+```
+
+Added this now to the codebase. However, encountered following issues:
+
+* the values of each cell need to be updated with a string for 3 individual parameter maps, which :
+  1) directs to the HPLC method, 
+  2) specifies the number of replicates and
+  3) specifies the injection volume.
+  
+  Each of these maps are applied to cells relevant for the HPLC injection. My current idea is to write one function which addresses all of these maps.
+* 
+
 ### 2025-01-14:
 
 #### Entry 1: HPLC Dilution, EditParameterMap():