Hint: You can also access the RA Overview page for a selected Asset Hierarchy Level.
In the upper-right corner, select
The Production Analysis Builder appears.
Note: All required information is provided, but for additional information, consult the Production Analysis topic.
Enter values in the Analysis Name and Description fields for the new analysis, and then select Next.
The Select Data Source Type screen appears.
Select I will manually enter data, and then select Finish.
The Production Data window appears, displaying a blank grid.
Enter the information in the following fields:
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Production Output: Enter the first production output value. This field is required.
Note: If you do not have any data for a given date, you must type 0 (zero). If you enter a null value, it will be converted to the minimum selected value.
- Date: Select or enter a date associated with the first production output value. This is field is optional.
- Ignore: Select the check box if you want to exclude this output value from calculations performed by the Production Analysis. The datapoint will be plotted but will be displayed as an X.
- Product: Enter the name of the product. This field is optional.
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Production Comments: Enter any additional comments. This field is optional.
Note: You can add more rows of data by selecting Add at the bottom of the Production Analysis Data screen. You can remove any row of data by selecting Remove next to the row of data that you want to delete.
Select Finish.
The Production Data window closes.
If you entered zeros or negative numbers for the Production Output values, the Set Minimum Production Output window appears.
In the Minimum Production Output box, enter the value that you want to use to replace zero and negative production output values. The suggested value is calculated based on the highest production output. Zero and negative values cannot be plotted and will instead be plotted using the value specified here. You can also change the Minimum Production value after the Production Analysis has been created.
Note: To determine the suggested value, 0.00001 is multiplied by the highest production output value and then rounded up. For example, if the highest production output value is 823, that value is multiplied by .00001 to equal .00823. That value is then rounded up to one at the first non-zero decimal place, or .001 in this example, to become the default value in the Minimum Production Output box.
Select OK.
The Production Analysis page appears, displaying the results of the analysis.
