There are two ways to create classifications when importing data. For a ‘one off’ classification, you can provide the list of classes at the time of import. For classifications that may be used often, such as a rock code, you can create a project classification.
It is possible to assign colours to classes of the project classifications, ensuring consistent visualization of the data in charts and in 3D.
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