Edit Borehole Records as a Datasheet
Borehole Manager | Edit | Edit Data

Although the Borehole data tables might look like spreadsheets:

they are not. Instead, they are a fairly complicated merging of separate database fields. While you can type into these tables, just like you can with a regular spreadsheet, you cannot select a block of cells or copy/paste a block of cells like you can with a normal spreadsheet.

There is, however, a tool that will load the active borehole's current (in front) data table into a datasheet editor and allow standard copy/paste editing tools: the Datasheet button at the top of each table, and the Edit | Edit Data as Datasheet menu option.

  1. Access the Borehole Manager program tab as necessary.
  2. Open the project to be edited.
  3. Select the borehole to be edited by clicking on its name in the Name listing.
  4. Click on the data table to be edited for this borehole. For example, if you wish to edit the I-Data records for this borehole, you would click on the I-Data tab to bring it to the front.
  5. Select the Edit menu above the borehole listing, and select the Edit Data option. (You can also click the Datasheet button at the top of the active data tab. Or, right-click in the body of the data table and choose Edit Data as Datasheet.)
  6. The program will load the current borehole's data listing into a RockWorks datasheet editor window. (If the Location tab is the active data table, then the Edit Data process will transfer the locations to the Datasheet. See Transferring Borehole Locations for more information.)
  7. Edit the data using the tools described above.
  8. When you're done:

 

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