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                                                         Creating and formatting sets of holes  | 
                                                
Hole Sets
Your application makes it easy to create sets of holes so that the user may choose a subset of holes to display in section, plan or 3D views.
The Holes tab of the workspace window, by default, displays two groups of holes: All holes and Active hole. Neither of these allows deletion of holes. Both All holes and Active hole can be used to create a set which can be edited such that only the holes of interest are present.
Creating a hole set
                                                
                                            
There are two main methods for creating a hole set, and the method you choose will probably depend upon your preferred way of working:
Method 1
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Choose the Manage ribbon (Plots, Logs or Tables window displayed) and select Format | Overlays then click the Hole Set tab.
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Click New set... and the New Hole Set dialog opens.
You have the choice of using the active hole, all the holes, the holes from a table or the holes from another set as the basis of the new hole set.
If you choose to create the hole set from a table, a dialog listing all loaded tables will facilitate your selection.
Following this, a new set of holes will be added.
 
Method 2
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In the Holes control bar, select the top-level object and right-click:
 
                                                
                                            
- Select New Set... from the context menu (above).
 
As in Method 1, you will be asked to select which holes you wish to include in the set.
Following this, a new set of holes will be added to the tree.
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