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Hi all,
I need to have spot elevation which shows both relarive and project levels, similar to attached image. Just wondering if that would be possible at all?
Any out put on this is greatly aprociated.
thanks
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Nope. Its a system family so it can't be altered to show two.
A cheat to do it though will be to overlay two spot elevations on top of one another with one type showing relative levels and the other showing project levels.
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