In last week’s post, I showed you how to populate type curve inputs with IronPython and toggle between different sets of inputs. This week, I’ll go one step further using an R function to select type curve inputs from a table and then load them into document properties. Read on to find out how.
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Type Curve generators are standard in reservoir engineering workflows. They are also a bit problematic. They require lots of inputs, which are time-consuming to build and fill out. You can’t easily recreate them in other projects. Therefore, my next two posts will show you how to make type curve inputs more efficient. The first post will demonstrate how to populate type curve inputs with IronPython and toggle between different sets of inputs. The second post will go further by allowing users to load type curve settings in a table. Then, the user tells an R function which row to pull from the table and place in the type curve inputs. Read on for these great solutions!
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