How to change the order of material description in gINT

RE: How to change the order of material description in gINT

Aparna M — Fri, 29 Apr 2022 18:48:21 GMT

Yes you can move the rows up and down similar to excel. Cut/copy the row you want to move, and move your mouse to the row you want this to insert in. Right click your mouse and select Insert rows which will add a blank row in which you copy the earlier row.

You want to keep in mind, by doing this it will alter the structure pf Description Soil Lithology and library will keep this change for any time you use this library in the future.

RE: How to change the order of material description in gINT

Carlos Pena — Fri, 29 Apr 2022 18:42:20 GMT

Hi,

I am Using gINT Logs, I noticed that the order of the material description follows the order from the Library Data in the Data Design tab. Is there a way I can Change the order of the rows?

For example. I will like consistency of the material to show first.

RE: How to change the order of material description in gINT

Phil Wade — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 09:26:25 GMT

Hi Thabiso

In the Datgel AGS RTA gINT Files, which I guess you are using, the library tables to reorder are

DG_GOS_DESC_SOIL_1
DG_GOS_DESC_SOIL_2

Right click on row header for colour, and drag it down

regards

Phil Wade, Datgel

RE: How to change the order of material description in gINT

Aparna M — Wed, 15 Sep 2021 12:28:13 GMT

Thabiso, it is difficult to make a suggestion without seeing your actual files. But in the gINT standard datasets, the material description column gathers data from

<<ComponentDesc([DESCRIPTION SOIL LITHOLOGY], true, false)>>,_
<<ComponentDesc([DESCRIPTION ROCK LITHOLOGY], true, false)>>,_
<<LITHOLOGY.Description>>

The component description tables are listed in your data design> Library Tables and the its data is in the Library Data tab for each of these tables. Lithology Description is a field in the lithology table.

Similarly, you will have to check your report design for the specific template and open your material description column to see where your material description data is collected from.

Here is the tutorial on logs report design that talks about material description table.

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