- Click the Tables handle on the map’s right edge to open them. Drag the handle to resize, or double-click it for the default width.
- Full screen, at the top right, gives the tables the whole window. The same button then reads Show map: click it, or press Esc, to bring the map back.
- The × (Close the tables) closes them.
Tabs
Every tab except Pads and Rigs shows its statewide row count; My wells and Deals count yours. A dot on a tab means it has filters on.
Four tabs come and go: the Search tab, the Record tab, Compare and Log. Each sits after your own tabs, with its own symbol, only while it has something to show: a search is on, a record is open, the compare tray holds something, or a log is open. They never change your own tabs or their filters. They’re never saved either, so they’re gone on your next visit. (The records in your compare tray are kept; see Compare.)
Choose your tabs
Wells, Leases, Operators, Fields, P-4 and Deals are shown at first. To add Frac, Pads or Rigs, click Add tab at the end of the tab row (its number counts the tabs you can add) and pick one under Add a tab. My wells isn’t in that list; it joins the row when you open it from My Data, the Layers card or the well editor. The same popover arranges your tabs. Under Your tabs, in order, Move up and Move down move a tab, and Remove takes it off the row. You can also drag a tab by its grip, or press Alt + ↑ / ↓. The last tab can’t be removed. Your tabs are remembered for your account and project. Running a search opens the panel on the Search tab. See Search results. Each tab keeps its place when you switch away and come back: its scroll position and ticked rows, as long as its rows haven’t changed. Its search, filters and sort are kept too.The Record tab
Some buttons list one record’s rows in a tab of their own, the Record tab, named after that record:- Show leases or Show wells on an operator’s, field’s or county’s card.
- A row of Wells by status on a county’s card, such as Permitted, not drilled, for just those wells. The tab is named like Midland County · permitted, not drilled.
- Show the whole filing on a P-4 card.
- Show on map on a row of the Leases tab’s Midstream view, for that company’s leases.
- An operator, field or lease number typed in the search box.
- The button that counts a record’s wells under GO TO — RRC RECORD in the start drawer, such as Show 12 wells on map.
- What the record is (Field, Operator, Lease, County, P-4 filing), its name, and its number, such as RRC 23366500. For a selected area, its size stands in place of a name.
- All of its wells. Your own tabs and their filters are untouched. The tab always opens on the whole record, with Scope on All. If you set Scope to In view, the note reads Only its wells in view — not the whole field., and Show all of them puts the rest back.
- On the map, on the Wells and Leases rows: Table + map (the start) shows only the record’s wells or leases on the map while you’re on the tab with the tables open. Close the tables and the map goes back to your own tab’s filters; open them again and the Record tab takes the map back. Table only leaves the map as your own tabs have it.
- Close ends the tab. Your own tab comes back as you left it, and so does the map.
The top row
- A filter box for the tab you’re on. For example, Wells reads Filter by API, well, operator, lease, field… and looks in those columns. Type at least two characters. Several words must all match; put a phrase in quotes to keep it together. What you type counts as a filter. The Search tab has none: its results have their own Filters.
- Export downloads what the table is listing, as CSV, or as GeoGraphix, OpenWorks and DRI files. See Export data.
- Full screen and ×.
The toolbar
From left to right:- Filters: narrow the rows. Its number counts the filters that are on. See Filters & the map.
- Filtered set: whether the filters apply to Table + map or Table only. It’s always there, greyed out until a filter or a search is on. See The map follows your filters.
- Scope: In view shows only rows inside the map’s visible area. All shows every row the filters match, not just the ones in view, and dims the rows that are off the map. Wells and the Record tab start on All; the other tabs start on In view.
- Sort: order rows by any column on screen, Ascending or Descending, or choose None. Wells, Fields, Frac, Pads and Rigs can also sort by Nearest the map center. The button reads your choice, such as Sort: Cum oil ↓.
- Rows: on P-4, Transfers or Filings; on a Record tab, Wells or Leases. A selected area’s tab has six kinds of row, so Rows is a menu there. Scope stays the same when you switch.
- Columns, at the right, with how many columns are showing, such as 33/62: pick one of the Views (ready-made column sets, like Screening, or Production on Leases), or tick columns yourself. Each column shows how filled-in it is. Row height switches between Compact and Roomy.
- Analyze, at the far right: charts, type curves and more over these rows. See Analyze.
Column headers
- Click a header to sort by it.
- Drag a header to move the column. Drag its edge to resize it; double-click the edge to reset.
- Click the pin on a header to keep that column in view while you scroll sideways.
The footer
The footer tells you which rows you’re seeing (for example 1–50 of 12,345 wells) and which filters are on. Click the filter summary to edit them. On the right, a stamp shows the date of the data the table is reading. Click it to open Map data, which says what’s stored on this device and fixes downloads that are stuck. A dot on the stamp means something there needs attention. See Map data on this device. Exports report here too: while a file is written, and when it’s done. A big file is written in batches, and the footer counts them off with Cancel. Downloads report here as well, with Stop. When the QuickScout server answers the table instead of a copy on this device, the footer says so, and why: Answered by the server — …. P-4 and Frac are always answered by the server. Wells, Leases, Operators and Fields are answered by it until their copy is on this device, and always if you’ve turned off keeping map data here.Open a row
Click a row to open its card beside the table. With a card open:
The Tables handle shows and hides the tables. It doesn’t close a card: with the tables hidden, the card stays open over the map. Close a card with its × or Esc.
Where a row is on the map
Hover a row and the map marks it in amber with a pulsing pin: a well’s path, a lease’s outline and wells, a field’s leases. The map doesn’t move. When that spot is out of sight, off the screen or under the tables or a card, a chip at the edge of the map points to it, with the row’s name and how far away it is. Click the chip to move the map there. While a card is open, its row keeps its chip, so you can always find the record you’re reading.
Select rows
Tick the checkboxes to select rows. Shift-click selects a run of rows. The checkbox in the header selects every row in the view (Select all N wells in this view). A bar opens under the rows, just above the footer, so ticking a row never moves the table. What it offers depends on the tab:
Clear, at the end of the bar, unticks everything.
- Add to compare puts the ticked wells, leases, operators or fields in the compare tray at the foot of the map, up to 12 of a kind. If that’s more than the tray has room for, the button is greyed out; point to it to see how many to tick. See Compare.
- Edit together sets your own value for a field on every ticked well at once, up to 100 wells. Your team sees your values too; see Your values and your team’s. It’s part of My Wells, which needs a paid plan.
On a table the server answers (always P-4 and Frac), a selection ticked row by row, or with Shift-click, can’t be used past a few thousand rows. To act on more, tick the box in the header to take every row in the view, or narrow the table with Filters first.
Add to watchlist, Add to project scope, New project from these and Add to deal draft are part of the Enterprise workspace (called Prospect in some places), which comes with a paid plan. Without one they’re greyed out. Add to watchlist and Add to project scope also need an active project. Point to a greyed-out button to see why.