ComboCurve: Operations

Copy Function

1. Clicking on this first Copy button will make a copy of the selected items (Number of wells).
   
2. Running this operation will generate a new INPT ID, while retaining your original Chosen ID. 
   

Run Calcs

1. Selecting this operation will calculate a number of headers related to production data
   
2. Some of these headers include Cum Gas, Months Produced, Cum Oil, etc.
   

1. Running well calcs allows the user to select which resolution data to run well calcs on.
   
2. A hierarchy is available if the user wants to set a preference on the resolution. Having daily data toggled on the hierarchy will run well calcs on daily data if daily data is present, if daily production is not available it will run on monthly data. 
   
1. Note: Running well calcs will not use partial resolution, i.e. began with monthlies and use more resent dailies. Run well Calcs will only use the data provided under the selected resolution.

1. Running well calcs can be automated during imports.
   
2. These selections can be made at the company level by an administrator under the API & Sync tab
   

Apply Econ Run

1. In order to use this function you must first go through creating a scenario and run your economics. If you have multiple combos, you will need to run a specific set that you want to populate these econ headers.
   
2. Econ Run headers include WI Oil, IRR, Payout Duration, and much more.
   
3. Also available are Econ Run reserves category headers such as PRMS Reserves Category and PRMS Reserves Sub Category.
   

Remove Leading Zeros

1. This function will remove daily and monthly production data of your selected wells prior to the first non-zero production date
   

Edit Well Identifier

1. Changing a wells scope to the Company level will require you to select which project level wells you would like to change. Once these are selected you can change the scope and there will be a pop-up to confirm and show which wells are ready to convert to the Company level. If there is a conflict with changing their scope, you will see a hazard sign and be able to download the list of wells with an issue.
   
2. The ability to change a wells source is the second drop down and once selected the user will be able to select a new scope for the well(s) to be changed to. The user will once again be prompted to confirm the source that is going to be changed.
   
3. Lastly under the Edit Well Identifier dropdown the user can change a wells Chosen ID. This can be useful for example if the user wanted to map the Chosen ID to API14, but accidentally mapped to API10 during import. The user will be asked to confirm the change after selected their new preferred Chosen ID and continue working as normal.