> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.quickscout.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Data tables

> Browse every well, lease, P-4, frac job, satellite pad and rig site in Texas as a table.

The data tables sit beside the map. Click the **Tables** handle on the map's right edge to open them, and drag the handle to resize. **Fill the window** in the top-right maximizes the tables; **Show the map again** or <kbd>Esc</kbd> brings the map back. The **×** hides them.

## Tabs

| Tab        | One row is                                                                                 |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Wells**  | A well. Historic wells can share an API number, so an API may appear more than once.       |
| **Leases** | A lease (district + lease number). For gas, one row is one well.                           |
| **P-4**    | An operator transfer. Switch **Rows** to see one row per **Transfers** or per **Filings**. |
| **Frac**   | A FracFocus treatment.                                                                     |
| **Pads**   | New ground detected from satellite imagery.                                                |
| **Rigs**   | A site watched by radar for rigs and frac spreads.                                         |
| **Deals**  | Your deals (Enterprise). See [Deals](/enterprise/deals).                                   |

The number on a tab is its statewide row count. A dot on a tab means it has filters on.

## The toolbar

From left to right:

* **Filters**: narrow the rows. See [Filters & the map](/maps/filters).
* **Scope**: **In view** shows only rows inside the map's visible area. **Statewide** shows everything the filters match across Texas.
* **Sort**: order rows by any column, or by **Nearest the map centre**.
* **Columns**: pick a **View** (a ready-made column set, like *Screening* or *Production*) or tick columns yourself. Each column shows how filled-in it is. **Row height** switches between **Compact** and **Roomy**.
* **Charts** and **Export**, on the right. See [Charts](/maps/charts) and [Exports](/maps/exports).

Each tab has its own search box above the rows. For example, Wells searches API, well, operator, lease and field.

## 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, the **Snapshot** stamp shows how current the data is. Click it to [keep a copy on your device](/maps/offline).

## Open a row

Click a row to open its [row card](/maps/row-cards) beside the table. With a card open, <kbd>↑</kbd> / <kbd>↓</kbd> (or <kbd>k</kbd> / <kbd>j</kbd>) step through rows and <kbd>Esc</kbd> closes the card.

## Select rows

Tick the checkboxes to select rows, or **Select all N wells in this view**. What you can do with the selection depends on the tab:

| Tab        | Actions                                                                                                                                                                               |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Wells**  | **Show N on map**, **Export CSV**, **Add to watchlist**, **Copy APIs**                                                                                                                |
| **Leases** | **Export CSV**, **Export production**, **Compare production**, **Add to watchlist**, **Add to project scope**, **New project from these**, **Add to deal draft**, **Copy lease keys** |
| Other tabs | **Export CSV** and a copy of the row IDs                                                                                                                                              |

If you pan away from the rows you selected, **Fly back to them** takes you back.