Pay Data Toolbar

Cross Section: View > Pay Toolbar

The Pay Data toolbar is primarily used for picking new pay intervals and editing existing pay intervals.

Pay Intervals

Selects the a pay name for adding new pay intervals.

Sets the pay name set on the Pay Intervals dropdown with a mouse.

Source Restriction - This dropdown limits the pay names displayed on the Pay Intervals dropdown to only those with the selected source code.  This can be useful for filtering out irrelevant pay names.

Selects available pay names by source code.

Creates a new Pay name

Opens the Pay Data Display Options tool.

Adds new pay intervals for the selected pay name. Position the mouse over a well near the depth track vertically beneath the well symbol.  Make note of the WSN of the well you are near.  Pick the top of the pay interval using the left mouse button; click the left mouse button again to set the base of the pay interval.  Note that you can continue picking more pay intervals on the same well or any other well. You may zoom or scroll the screen while in picking mode.

To stop picking pay intervals, select the right mouse button. You will be prompted to save the pay intervals to the database.

Moves existing pay interval boundaries.  Position the cursor over a well near the depth track. Click and hold down the left mouse button near the top or base of the pay interval being modified and adjust it up or down in depth.  Release the left mouse button positioned at the new depth.  You will be prompted to keep the change.  Click the Right Mouse button to signal you are done modifying pay intervals.

Deletes pay intervals.  Position the cursor over a well near the depth track.  Click the left mouse button anywhere between the top and base of the pay interval.  An X will be drawn where you clicked and you will be prompted to delete the selected pay interval. Click the Right Mouse button to signal you are done deleting pay intervals.

Sums the pay intervals from a select pay name to a zone item. The selected pay from all wells in the current cross-section will be summed.