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# 11.5.5 - Settings Ribbon
The Settings ribbon contains some extra options for customising the Daily Reports window.
**Columns:** This option opens a dialog where the user can select which columns will be displayed and their order.
**Save:** Saves changes made to the column configuration.
**Move up**: It moves up the column name selected.
**Move down:** It moves down the column name selected.
**Select all:** Select all checkboxes to enable all columns.
**Uncheck all:** Uncheck all checkboxes to disable all columns.
**Reset:** Reset the Survey Columns to the default options.
**Default Activity:** When slide sheet data is saved, Well Seeker will fill in any time gaps with this displayed activity code.
**Highlight Activity:** When selected, the following lines will be automatically highlighted in the Daily Activity Grid:
* Any rotary drilling activity (2K) will be highlighted Blue
* Any slide drilling activity (2J) will be highlighted Green
* Picking up or laying down BHA (6O or 6P) will be highlighted Yellow
* Any non-productive time (8 or 26) activity will be highlighted Red
**Include Database**: Toggling this option on will include the currently selected Well Seeker database as part of the morning report package zip file. If the database size is more than 50Mb it will not be included.
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