Formation Editor - Revision history

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Cody Gallagher: Protected "Formation Editor" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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Protected "Formation Editor" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

Cody Gallagher at 15:11, 25 March 2020

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Cody Gallagher at 17:30, 19 December 2019

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Cody Gallagher at 21:34, 31 May 2019

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Cody Gallagher: Created page with "A site can have multiple formations that it allocates to. Its important to keep a consistent naming convention for the surface land form. ---- Formation Names are kept in a s..."

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A site can have multiple formations that it allocates to. Its important to keep a consistent naming convention for the surface land form.
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Formation Names are kept in a specific list to maintain a consistent spelling for all reports generated within PRAMSX2.

A warning will appear if a misspelled Formation name (as compared to the entered list) is entered in any module.

Click on the Site heading from the main menu list at the top of every display and then click on Formation Editor.

The following panel will appear where Formation Names can be added, edited or removed.

[[File:Formation editor.png]]

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-''A site can have multiple formations that it allocates to. Its important to keep a consistent naming convention for the surface land form.''
+''Formations, also referred to as reservoirs or pools define what rock formation a site produces from. This process allows you to manage the formations that are available to be assigned to sites.''
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 ◄ [[Site]]
-A warning will appear if a misspelled Formation name (as compared to the entered list) is entered in any module.
+[[File:FormationEditorX3.png|right|border|500px]]
-Click on the Site heading from the main menu list at the top of every display and then click on Formation Editor.
+==== Where can I find it? ====
-The following panel will appear where Formation Names can be added, edited or removed.
+You can find this process on the main menu under Site | Formation Editor or by using the screen search at the top of the screen.
-[[File:Formation editor.png]]
+==== How do I use it? ====
-The following windows will open if you click add or select an existing formation to edit.
+When the formation editor screen is displayed it will list all of the currently defined formations. You may add, edit, and/or remove formations and their codes by using the buttons at the top of the screen. You may also click the column headers to sort by any of the columns.
-[[File:Add New Formation.png]][[File:Editing Existing Formation.png]]
+==== Adding a formation ====
-Enter the desired Formation Name, the state the Formation resides in and any unique agency assigned code for that Formation.  Click on Add/Save Changes to save this setup.
+*Click the button labeled 'Add' at the top of the screen to open the Add Formation popup window.
-The Formation Editor may be opened during the building of a Site record.
+==== Editing an existing formation ====
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 ◄ [[Site]]
 Formation Names are kept in a specific list to maintain a consistent spelling for all reports generated within  PRAMSX2.

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 ''A site can have multiple formations that it allocates to. Its important to keep a consistent naming convention for the surface land form.''
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 Formation Names are kept in a specific list to maintain a consistent spelling for all reports generated within  PRAMSX2.

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	After entering all of the desired Formation names, a listing will appear on the right. You may sort by State, Assigned Code, and Formation Name. Clicking on any heading will alphabetize the listing.		After entering all of the desired Formation names, a listing will appear on the right. You may sort by State, Assigned Code, and Formation Name. Clicking on any heading will alphabetize the listing.

−	Copyright © ~~2019~~ by PRAMS Plus LLC. All Rights Reserved.	+
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		+	Copyright © {{CURRENTYEAR}} by PRAMS Plus LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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 In the Site Maintenance, [[General]] tab, Enter a name that is not in the Field list and then click on the spyglass icon next to the Field data item.
-[[File:General Formation.png]]
+[[File:General Formation.png|border]]
 Click Jump to Field Editor at the bottom of the display. This action allows you to enter the Formation Editor.

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	Click Jump to Field Editor at the bottom of the display. This action allows you to enter the Formation Editor.		Click Jump to Field Editor at the bottom of the display. This action allows you to enter the Formation Editor.
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		+	After entering all of the desired Formation names, a listing will appear on the right. You may sort by State, Assigned Code, and Formation Name. Clicking on any heading will alphabetize the listing.

	Copyright © 2019 by PRAMS Plus LLC. All Rights Reserved.		Copyright © 2019 by PRAMS Plus LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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	[[File:Formation editor.png]]		[[File:Formation editor.png]]
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		+	The following windows will open if you click add or select an existing formation to edit.
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		+	[[File:Add New Formation.png]][[File:Editing Existing Formation.png]]
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		+	Enter the desired Formation Name, the state the Formation resides in and any unique agency assigned code for that Formation. Click on Add/Save Changes to save this setup.
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		+	The Formation Editor may be opened during the building of a Site record.
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		+	In the Site Maintenance, [[General]] tab, Enter a name that is not in the Field list and then click on the spyglass icon next to the Field data item.
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		+	[[File:General Formation.png]]
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		+	Click Jump to Field Editor at the bottom of the display. This action allows you to enter the Formation Editor.
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		+	Copyright © 2019 by PRAMS Plus LLC. All Rights Reserved.