Table and chart items from ad-hoc or scheduled reports can be easily refreshed, using the same filters that were applied in the original report, to display current data.
Items count > Chart, Table, or Chart and Table Name > Apply changes.
You can also modify the filters and run the query again without modifying the items captured in the reports.
Previous tips can be found under the Software tip category in the News section and in the Archives section of our website.
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Using Python in Geoscience ANALYST Pro – Virtual Lecture
Past event, link available here...
Filter records with, or without files associated to them
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Clustering data stored on geoh5 objects
Past event. View here or on our YouTube channel...
New release – Geoscience INTEGRATOR 4.2
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R&D projects in data management
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3D seismic data and survey designer tools
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Filtering data by neighbourhood
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Using predictive modelling in mineral exploration
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Data set search tools
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Finding data sets by tags and neighbourhoods
In Geoscience INTEGRATOR, you can can lookup data sets by the tags they carry and the neighbourhoods they cover...