Working with Tables
Tables are used in various pages of RSLog for presenting and editing data. For example the following shows a table with a list of all test holes in a project:
Each row in the table stores data for one 'record' (in this example, a test hole).
Basic Features
The toolbar at the top of the table provides access to various features:
- Add New: click on the + button to add a new record.
- Copy to Clipboard: this will copy all visible rows of the table to the clipboard. For tables displaying more than one page of data, only the first page of the table will be copied.
- Edit: you can edit a record:
- by selecting its checkbox, and clicking on the Pencil button from the toolbar, or
- by double clicking on the row, or
- in some tables you can click on a cell and simply edit the data (e.g., borehole depth in the screenshot above).
- Duplicate: some tables allow you to copy (duplicate) a record (e.g. boreholes and projects tables). To do so, simply select the checkbox for that row and click on the copy/duplicate button.
- Delete: to delete a record, select the checkbox for that row and click on the delete button.
- Import CSV: if you have your data in CSV format, you can use this feature to import data into the table (see more details). This feature is not available for all tables.
- Export CSV: use this button to export the data to CSV format.
- Export Excel: use this button to export the data to Excel format.
- Export PDF: use this button to export the data to PDF format.
- Print: this will print the entire table to your default printer.
Filtering Data
In order to search for specific record(s), enter your search criteria (e.g., borehole name, project number etc.) in the textbox located on the toolbar. This will filter the records in a table.
Pagination
Pagination is a simple navigation method that splits a large number of records in a table into 'pages'. RSLog automatically applies pagination to all tables, therefore, if you don't see a record you are looking for, simply go to the bottom of the table and change the number of records shown on each page, or navigate to the next page.
