How to add additional environmental column in gINT v8i pro?

I've been trying for quite some time to add an additional column for environmental data. For example, I have PID and XRF data at the same depth, and am able to display it as below, but it gets hard to distinguish which is actually at which depth (PID 23.31 and XRF 135 are both are 1'), and when adding a lot of data it gets messy.

How do I create an additional environmental data column, and have the PID on one, and the XRF on the other?

A similar question was asked a few years ago and the user was directed to the "Logs Tutorial for Log Report Design," which I have reviewed, but it does not seem to help me in this matter.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you for your time

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  • Hi Ryan,

    This assumes your are using the gINT std us lab file set. You can create another column with the same exact coding and then put an output condition on each one. An output condition can be coded in the configuration tab of the entity body data output condition. So for the pid the output condition would be <<ENVIRONMENTAL DATA.Environmental Test Type>> = "PID" You can also change the generic environmental column header to PID (ppm) in the entity under the column tab in the column header label. Then do the same for the second column with the other criteria. I also would recommend making a copy of the report. In Report design pick your report ...goto file copy page give the new report a new name and then edit the copy so the original stays intact and you can edit the copy until you get it the way you like.

    Answer Verified By: Ryan Cascarano 

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  • Hi Ryan,

    This assumes your are using the gINT std us lab file set. You can create another column with the same exact coding and then put an output condition on each one. An output condition can be coded in the configuration tab of the entity body data output condition. So for the pid the output condition would be <<ENVIRONMENTAL DATA.Environmental Test Type>> = "PID" You can also change the generic environmental column header to PID (ppm) in the entity under the column tab in the column header label. Then do the same for the second column with the other criteria. I also would recommend making a copy of the report. In Report design pick your report ...goto file copy page give the new report a new name and then edit the copy so the original stays intact and you can edit the copy until you get it the way you like.

    Answer Verified By: Ryan Cascarano 

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