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How to edit an asset in Upstream Valuations
How to edit an asset in Upstream Valuations

How to edit an asset under asset valuations

Sandra Sanchez avatar
Written by Sandra Sanchez
Updated over a month ago

Within Lens Upstream Valuations, users can now edit an asset to explore different values under various production and cost scenarios.

Begin by filtering to a single asset and navigate to the Upstream Valuation tab, where you will find an Edit Asset button at the top of the page.

A data grid will appear, allowing you to adjust annual values for liquid and gas production, tariffs, sunk costs, abandonment costs, and more.

There are three ways to edit these values:

  1. Double click to edit the cell.

  2. Copy a cell value and paste into another cell

  3. Copy values from excel and paste into the data grid

💡 Tip: Here are some useful keyboard shortcuts you can use:

  • Ctrl+C - copy values of selected cells

  • Ctrl+V - paste values onto selected cells

  • Hold Shift+left click - select multiple cells

  • Ctrl+D - duplicate the value of first cell onto the rest within a selection

After clicking Apply Changes, an "edited asset" label will appear beneath the asset name.

With the changes now applied, you will see updated values, which will also be reflected in the downloadable calc files.

You will notice a yellow banner prompting you to save your view in Spaces. This ensures you can return to this valuation later for future reference. If you need help creating a view, please check out this article on How to save a view within Lens.

💡Tip: In the saved views, you can easily identify if you have applied an edited asset and use the filter option highlighted below to narrow down to only your edited asset views.

If you haven't saved your changes you can restore the original values by performing a fresh search for the asset to refresh the valuation.

If you have saved your changes, go to Reset to default view to start a new search

What's Next?

Now that you know how to edit an asset using different production and cost scenarios, you can also create your own custom price deck.

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