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RockWorks15 Borehole Manager I-Text Datasheet
Use this table to enter non-numeric information that spans depth intervals, such as
sample numbers or comments. The I-Data tab is limited to numeric information only; the
I-Text tab allows for alphanumeric entries.
I-Text fields:
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Depth to Top: Measured depth to the top of the first sampled interval for the
hole. The depth values must be positive.
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Depth to Base: Measured depth to the base of the first sampled interval for the
borehole. (You may also use the <Tab> key to advance from cell to cell.)
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Column 1: Recorded information for that downhole interval, for that component.
If you have no data for an interval, you can leave the cell blank. Blank cells will
simply be skipped during processing.
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Column 2 - Column x: Additional data for that component, for that interval.
Repeat for as many columns as you have entries for, for that depth interval.
Click on the I-Text Types button at the top of the datasheet to define the column names for
the measurement types (e.g. Color, Sample ID, etc.) for the project. The columns link to an
I-Text Types Table where column names are defined.
Example:
These data can be displayed as text in 2D and 3D strip logs (Striplogs menu).
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Note that each I-Text datasheet represents a merging of the records stored in the MDB
table.
See Editing the Data as a Spreadsheet (page 59) for how to view the data with multi-select
and copy/paste tools.
T-Data (Time Intervals) Datasheet
This table is used to enter measured, numeric values which were sampled at depth intervals
(as opposed to single depth points) and at specific dates. This might apply to downhole
geochemistry values (concentrations) sampled at periodic intervals, such as in monitoring
wells. Leave this table blank if you have no date-based interval data.
T-Data fields:
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