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Hello I have recently imported a lab generated chemistry report into one of our projects. The field program included the collection of trip and field blanks. In the sample.csv file, I changed the sample type to field or trip as appropriate and imported the data. However, when I create a chem table or look at a data table in ESdat, the data appears but is not labeled as a Trip of Field Blank. Do I have to create "sample locations" with those names or is the thinking that the chem table is filtered to not include blanks (which seems a bit onerous). The documentation seems a bit thin on how ESdat deals with blanks. Can you provide some guidance? Thanks. Eric
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Hi Eric, If the Sample is appearing in the Chemistry Exceedance Table, but is not labelled as you like, check that you have included the "Field_ID" and the "Sample_Type" columns in the output. The Sample_Type indicates if the Sample is a Trip or Field Blank. Warwick
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