In some workflow scenarios, individuals submit filled-in forms as data-only files rather than as complete PDF files. These files are not PDFs, but use another file format, such as FDF or XML. You can view the data submitted by an individual recipient in the context of the PDF by opening the original file and importing the information in the data file.
When you import data from another file into a PDF form, the imported data replaces any information that appeared previously in the individual form fields. However, if the imported data file contains one or more blank form fields, importing will not clear the original data.
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You can save the information in a completed PDF form as a data file in another file format. Later, you can reuse the data to fill in the form again or another form with the same fields and field names.
When returned forms are in a response file, the most efficient way to export the information into a spreadsheet is to use the Export Data button in the left navigation panel for the PDF Portfolio response file.
To ensure more secure and streamlined file transfers, the free data sets available for download have been migrated to HTTPS. This will allow users to select and download multiple files at one time. Users will need to reset any bookmarks to preferred data sets. If you have any questions, contact the RRC at digital@rrc.texas.gov.
Prior to downloading digital map data, review the information below, including the sample test files and frequently asked questions. Selection of an export format that is compatible with the GIS software package it will run on is the responsibility of the user.
This data set contains information related to all oil or gas fields in Texas that appear on the Oil & Gas Annual Report publications, including general oil or gas information pertaining to the field's production, number of wells, primary county and informative remarks.
This data set is a condensed record of oil and gas field information, including Fields appearing on the oil and gas proration schedules. Each field record includes the district, field number, county code, and field name.
These data sets contain gas disposition information extracted from the Form PR (Production Report) during a given monthly production cycle. It includes the most recent reporting month and corrected reports for the previous production months.
The Historical Ledger database is an online disk resident file that contains information related to lease level oil and gas production, product dispositions, and allowable information. The Historical Ledger provides monthly oil and gas production by lease for the period January 1993 to 27 months prior to the present date. The data is incremented monthly as the Oil and Gas Roll process "rolls off" selected data from the 26-month Oil and Gas systems such as the Production database above. The Historical Ledger database is updated daily because of Monthly Production Report (Form PR) received relating to the Historical Ledger time period.
The data set contains information on all the organizations involved in oil and gas activities in Texas that have filed an Organization Report (Form P-5) with the RRC. The data set includes both active and inactive organizations.
This data set includes the most recent 26 months of Form R-3 [Monthly Report for Gas Processing Plants] filings. Please note that information submitted in sections VIII and IX on the form are not available in the data set.
This database contains information from the Wellbore database. Every proposed hole in Texas relating to oil and gas drilling has an API (American Petroleum Institute) number assigned to it. Records for each hole drilled are set up in the Wellbore database by API (American Petroleum Institute) number. These records contain completion, plugging, formation, and other information related to the well bore. Dummy API numbers have been assigned to old wells drilled prior to implementation of the API numbering technique. Information on most of the wells ever drilled in Texas is contained in the Full Well Bore file. A 3-Month Well Bore file is also available which extracts all information in the Well Bore database for each API number that had a drilling permit issued for it within the last three (3) months.
The primary file of the automated well system is the Well Database. It is an on-line, disk resident file that contains testing and technical information related to oil and gas wells. The file information is made available in two volumes, the oil wells or the gas wells. The Well Database contains allowable, G-10 and W-10 testing/technical information on a well basis for the most recent 26 month reporting period.
This data set contains Oil Well Status Report (Form W-10) test information, including reports filed late, for the most recent 26 month reporting period. The Form W-10 must be filed annually or semi-annually for every oil well in Texas and RRC rules determine which month the status report/test must be filed.
This data set contains Gas Well Status Report (Form G-10) test information, including reports filed late, for the most recent 26 month reporting period, keyed during a month. The Form G-10 must be filed annually or semi-annually for every gas well in Texas and RRC rules determine which month the status report/test must be filed.
This data set contains information on every application for high cost gas severance tax incentive certification, which includes information on tight sands, deep gas, and other as specified by the operator. Gas from wells defined as high cost gas wells under Section 107 of the old Federal Natural Gas Policy Act (NGPA) may be eligible for a state severance tax reduction or exemption. Section 107 includes gas from tight sands, completions below 15,000 feet, Devonian shale, coal seams, or geopressured brine. Reference 16 Texas Administrative Code 101(c)(2) [Statewide Rule 101(c)(2)].
This data set contains information on every application for high cost gas severance tax incentive certification for tight sands. Gas from wells defined as high cost gas wells under Section 107 of the old Federal Natural Gas Policy Act (NGPA) may be eligible for a state severance tax reduction or exemption. Section 107 includes gas from tight sands, completions below 15,000 feet, Devonian shale, coal seams, or geopressured brine. For applicability refer to Reference 16 Texas Administrative Code 101(c)(2) [Statewide Rule 101(c)(2)].
The Underground Injection Control (UIC) Well Inventory System was implemented in January 1980. This file contains information related to all underground injection wells in Texas, including inventory and permit specific data, H-10 monitoring data, H-5 pressure testing data, and UIC enforcement action data. In 1988, a monitoring system was established and enforcement information was added to the RRC automated files for this system.
The green columns indicate additional shape data you can add to each shape. You can add any number of additional columns. By default, this data is not visible in the diagram, unless you add data graphics. To see the shape data in the Visio diagram, select Data > Shape Data Window. For more information about shape data and data graphics, see Add data to shapes and Data graphics, an overview.
Keep all diagram shapes and connector lines inside the container. Any other objects on the page but outside the container are not affected. For more information about containers, see Clarify the structure of diagrams by using containers and lists.
Besides using the Data Visualizer templates, you can also use stencils from other templates when you create a Data Visualizer diagram. For example, create process diagrams for financial transactions or inventory management. There are other process-oriented stencils including BPMN Basic and Work Flow Objects templates. You can even add custom shapes by using the My Shapes stencil. For more information, see Create, save, and share custom stencils.
You can enhance your diagram by adding data graphics, which helps you visualize shape data on the diagram. In effect, you can turn your diagram into a process dashboard in which the data graphics display Key Performance Indicator (KPI) information using data graphics icons based on your shape data.
Themes A theme in Visio is a set of colors and effects that you can apply to a drawing with a single click. Themes are a quick way to give your drawings a professionally designed look. For more information, see Apply a professional look to your drawings with themes.
Layout Visio has manual guides and automatic tools to help ensure the shapes in your diagram are aligned and spaced well. That helps make your drawing as clear as possible and give it a well-ordered look. For more information, see Align and position shapes in a diagram.
Export Export a Data Visualizer diagram and associated Excel workbook to a Visio template package (.vtpx). A Visio template package saves diagram settings, stencils, and data for others to use as a quick starting point to create their own Data Visualizer diagram. Other users can install the template package on their computers. For more information, see Export and install a Data Visualizer template package.
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