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Data Design - Readings Data Save Location - Project File or Library?

Art Koenig — Thu, 25 Aug 2022 18:15:32 GMT

Where is the Readings List(s) and their data stored. For example, a Readings list for sieves? Are they in the library, or are they in the project, or gdt file itself.

Thanks

Disable Sieve Re-Calculate after import

Art Koenig — Mon, 22 Aug 2022 22:58:12 GMT

I do imports of .a source gpj file into another target .gpj. My target file has a readings list that pre-populates a set of sieves when I am creating a new project and click the sieve tab ( see image) and then into the readings area.

When I do an import, my source import file is structured so that its database Sieve Readings table has the same layout and the target. In addition, it has all the Reading and Name values for all these sieves just like the target. HOWEVER, my source file only has several of the "Soil Tare" values entered. When I execute the import, only the rows that have a numerical value entered in the source "Soil Tare" are shown. (No Problem there.) The import process however, removes all the rows that did not have a value for the Soil Tare, This is where the problem arises, for I get manual paper collected Soil Tare data on other sieves in the series, and I have to go back in, and key the Sieve Number, Reading Name, and Soil Tare for these. I would like to not have to reconstruct that table

I suspect that as part of the import process, gINT does a recalculate, and this calls a feature to strip out the rows where no numerical Soil Tare is entered.

Question - How do I disable this?? After the import, I want to be left with a table as shown below, so that I can continue to fill in the rest of my data that was collected for the other sieves that we tested.

Here is my source a(ccess) file. It is created outside of gINT.

ReadingsListLoadFnB Question - Sieve Dropdown

Art Koenig — Tue, 23 Aug 2022 20:11:58 GMT

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groundwater vs time and rain data

Monique Anderson — Sat, 14 Mar 2020 00:49:56 GMT

Before I head on a path that leads me to a dead end, I'm wondering if I can do this a Gint graph. I did some searching in the Wiki and could not figure out how to do it.

I want to show a graph of groundwater elevations vs time for one or more instruments in a boring. I also want to show rain precipitation vs. time which will have a totally different Y-axis.

Can this be done? Any overall tips to get me started?

Thanks.

how to stop Rounding of SPT refusal, and Rounding of borehole terminated at depth?

Jaremy Shaw — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 23:08:43 GMT

new to gINT and tow of the things that I need to fix for my company is rounding number. Specifically rounding of SPT refusal and terminated at depth.

I don't want these numbers to round. I search the forms and found it should be on these two coding pages but don't know what to type. and I'm worried I will mess something up.

Can some one message my the test I am supposed to enter. or if there's a easier way?

gINT Lab Testing - Compaction

Marianne Campbell — Wed, 24 Mar 2021 18:12:06 GMT

Is it possible to plot 2 curves on the same graph? We need to show a calculated compaction curve and a corrected value curve on the same Moisture-Density Relationship report graph.

Thank you,

Marianne