Mark, I like your input about has our board ever disciplined anyone on this issue. I have often thought this myself - and the answer here is no, not ...

Half Bubble - elephant in the room? Exactly! Thanks for the input.So I agree with the your conclusions. The practical take away here is that most t...

Paul, thanks for the answer!So, not to be argumentative, but I'll play devil's advocate here :imp:. I do agree with your methods of assessment for e...

No bites? I know, this is a boring subject. I'll try one last time.The focus of my question is this:1. If we don't run closed traverses, or traverses...

Brandon, when you take your test, read the question and ask yourself these things:1. What are they telling you to accept ask fact in the questions (i...

Success - thanks

OK - thanks for your input on this issue. This process has significantly improved our data collection and drafting procedures. If I could just figure...

Any ideas on how to format the height (so to turn off) non-used pipe data/inverts in a table?

I see. Thanks!!!!

briniker, is your logic statement for the calculation of the pipe invert elevation( elevation-DIP) or the specification of the formatting (test height...

Last time I threw a chain was with Grandpa.

briniker and kabonski, thanks for your input!!!! I have added this ability to to my coding and label styles. You know, this actually makes it possib...

kabonski, the pictures are gone.

Pipe inverts? hmmm.....if you have the time, please tell me about your method.

kabonski, never mind, I found how to add additional data.

kabonski, how do you set up the survey/point database so that there is other data (an extra "column" as you describe). I am trying to import a P,N,E,...

how does having the "description" after the code and separated by a space affect the linework?

OK, so would the shot be coded "RB 9900113" on the data collector?