Since the Study is USData the Asset is the USData OVERRIDES.
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Select the OVERRIDES Asset located above the Study on the Asset Tree.
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The OVERRIDES Asset does not have any predefined phases. This example is using this feature to create an economics analysis using different prices therefore the oil phase and the gas phase need to be added.
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Right-click on the OVERRIDES Asset, select Data and then select Phases ...
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Select the oil Phase Type.
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Use the Phase Name text box to define the instance name of the phase oil.
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Type "oil1" and press the enter key. This matches the oil instance in the Study.
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Select the Add button.
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Select the Phase Type gas.
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The previous input of oil1 remains in the text box. Use the text box to input the gas instance name.
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Highlight or delete the "oil1", type "gas1" and press the enter key.
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Select the Add button.
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Select the Close button.
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Select the oil1 price column of the OVERRIDES Asset.
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Type "90" in the first cell. This is the example's oil price.
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Select the 2nd cell, then while holding the Alt key select the first cell with the 90 in it again. The 90 will fill down the digital column. The oil price will be constant for all intervals.
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Select the 1st cell of the gas1 Price.
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Repeat the process used for the oil price in the gas1 Price column but use 5 (5.00 $/MCF). This finishes the example's input in the OVRERIDES Asset.
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After selecting a parent Asset to evaluate, select the Model icon.
Tip! If the Primary Model and Rollup Model on the Asset options form have not been defined, do that now.