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Lesson 4: Create a Numeric Time-Dependent Source
Connecting to production data.
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Training Guide
The Production data is produced gas. This data is considered to be Numeric and Time Dependent and requires it to be mapped separately from the Static data.
- Add Source by clicking on the green plus.
- Select the Connection as the Excel file.
- Select the following Data Settings.
Data Type: Numeric
Import Type: Time
Sheets: Specify Sheet Name
Sheet Name: Produced Gas
Stacking: Entities
- Preview Data.
- Ensure that the Entity Column matches the unique identifier from the data. The Step Column is for the Time data.
- Select Mappings from the top of the page.
- Extract the data from the Connection.
- Since the entities have already been mapped in the previous lesson, select Automatic and Automatic again. This will map the entities to exact matches in the workspace.
- Select Signals.
- Extract the data.
- Select Automatic and it will map to the Produced Gas per Time Increment.
- Add the Source.
- Save as "Gas Production."
- Click on the ellipse to Make public.