You can transform the filters on your main maps into a data layer, giving you more control and flexibility in how you view and analyze your data.
Begin by selecting the filters for the map on the "filters panel"
Next open the "Tools Panel" and click the gear next to Well Layer 
, then select convert to Data Layer.
Provide a distinctive name for the data layer within the Data Layer Setting screen. Additionally, you have the option to use the pencil icon to view or make changes to the applied filters.
Within the visualization tab, you have the flexibility to switch the visualization type from well spots to a heat map, grid map, choropleth map, or a bubble map. Once you have chosen your preferred visualization style, you can further customize it by selecting parameters such as by EUR, CUM volume, GOR, or various other options. Adjusting the heat radius is also an option for further customization.
Adjusting the heat radius is also an option for further customization, as you zoom in or out this can be adjusted up or down.
To make additional changes to the layer or to hide/remove it, simply navigate to the Layers section in the Tools panel, and click on the gear icon next to the specific layer you wish to adjust.
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