Strip Profiles allow for different strips to be used on Quick Sections for different Location Types or for results of an expression.

Existing Strips can be used with Strip Profiles, but modifications might be needed in certain circumstances.

To access Strip Profiles, select the option from the Manage section of the System ribbon.

Strip Profiles Window

The Strip Profiles window will display a list of all available Strip Profiles that are contained within the active Configuration Pack or the active Project.

• The Add button will allow for new Strip Profiles to be created.
• The Edit button allows for the currently selected Profile in the list to be edited.
• The Duplicate button allows for the currently selected Profile in the list to be copied, with a duplicate being created. Once selected, the Strip Profile Editor will open, with all of the properties from the selected Profile already present.
• The Remove button will permanently delete the currently selected Profile from the Configuration Pack or Project.

The Strip Profile Editor

After selecting the Add, Edit or Duplicate buttons, the Strip Profile Editor will appear.

• Name - This is the name given to the Strip Profile. This will need to be unique across the Project and Configuration Pack
• Destination - This allows you to select where the Strip Profile should be saved
  • Project - This will save the Strip Profile so that it is only available for this one project
  • Configuration Pack - This will save the Strip Profile so that it is available for all projects that belong to the current Configuration Pack
• Mode - This allows for selection of the mode for the logic to select which strip will be shown. See below for more information.
  • Location Type - Allows for a simple selection of the strip based on the Location Type for that location.
  • Expression - When selected, allow for a more complex argument to be created to select which strip should be plotted.
• Strip Category - Depending on whether you have Location Type or Expression selected for the mode, will allow for an argument to be entered along with a relevant strip. For example, your CP locations maybe plotted with a certain strip. Both modes also have the option for a default, which allows for a strip to be plotted when a Category is not defined for the Location Type or expression result.

Location Type Mode

With this mode selected, the Add and Remove buttons can be used to add or remove different location types and the relevant strips that should be displayed. In the example below, if an Enviro BH was the location type, then the QS Strip - Graphic Log w WL - Well - US would be plotted. If the location is a location type that is not within the list then the Default strip will be used instead.

Expression Mode

With this mode selected, the window will update to include a new section at the bottom labelled Strip Switch Condition. The Strip Category section still allows for new options to be added, but these will be the result of the expression entered, rather than the location type like the option above. If the resulting result from the expression is not within the list then the Default strip will be used instead.

 

The expression used in the above example is as follows:

if(countrecords([Aggregate.StaticConePenetrationGeneral.TestType])>0, 'CPT',if(countrecords([Aggregate.BackfillDetails.LegendCode])=0, 'Yes','No'))

This will return a value of 'CPT' if there are any CPT records in the location, else it will check to see if there are any Backfill records, if there are, it will return 'Yes', else it will return 'No'. If all of the above is not true for whatever reason, then the default profile will be used.

Alternatively, you could use the following expressions or similar:

if([LocationDetails.Status]='Final','OptionA','OptionB') -  This would use the Strip 'OptionA' if the status is Final, otherwise it would use 'OptionB'.