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South Platte Water Rights Management System missioner for the district takes a spot flow reading. This type of row takes four argu- ments: the writable flag, the indention level, the water district, and the spotcheck ID as recorded in the database table spotchecks. Users may enter flow information into this type of row. 4. Flowgage: A satellite gauging station modeled by SPWRMS, upon which the Water Commissioner relies to make hislher operational decisions. This type of row takes four arguments in the format file: the writable flag, the indention level. the water dis- trict, and the gauge number as recorded in the database table gagingstations. Users may enter flow information into this type of row. Note that data from the satellite is not loaded directly into this row. Instead, the Water Commissioner must enter the number that s/he understood to be the daily average. (This feature was implemented because it is important to know the data that was available at the time the Water Com- missioner filled in the Water Information Sheet.) 5. Subtotal: A columnar total of all rows between the previous subtotal row (if any) and the current row. This row type is labelled Subtotal on the water information sheet, and displays a column-by-column total of all the rows since any previous subtotal row. This type of row has two arguments: the writable flag and the indention level. 6. Total: A columnar total of all rows above. This is similar to the subtotal row, but sums the columns of every row that lies above it in the Water Information Sheet. This type of row has two arguments: the writable flag and the indention level. 7. Formula: A calculation based on values above the row on the Water Infonnation Sheet. This row type takes three arguments plus a formula: the writable flag, the indention level, and the title to be displayed on the water Information Sheet. The for- mula may be any number of arguments, each of one of these types: a row-column address (RxxCyy, where xx is the row number counting from the top, and yy is the column number counting from the left) which identifies a value to be used in the for- mula. or an operator (+ - / *). Formulas are expressed in RPN (Reverse Polish Nota- tion). as in the following example: 7245 2 + -I' (the solution is 2) It is important to note that rows of type struct, ftowgage, and spotcheck must be modeled by the system in order for them to be available to the Water Information Sheet. See the SPWRMS Database Manual for complete instructions regarding adding new points of interest to the system. Example: 4 yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 4 502 string 0 0 "Buckhorn Creek" struct 1 2 A 574 struct 1 2 4 578 struct 1 2 4 580 struct 1 2 4 582 struct 1 2 4 575 struct 1 2 4 583 struct 1 2 4 576 struct 1 2 4 577 subtotal 0 3 string 0 0 8 Administrators Manual