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I have a profile view that shows two ditch profiles in it, for right and left ditch. They are similar in elevation, so they overlap some in the profile view. Is there a way to show one of them at a set interval below its actual datum, like say, 5'? Short of drawing in a dummy profile or expolding it - which I'm going to do shortly....
I've never heard of any way to show a profile at any elevation other than what it actually is.
What you might be able to do is create a profile view style that doesn't show anything, or at least puts things on a no-plot layer. Then put one of the ditch profiles in that profile view and overlay it on top of the original one. Adjust the elevation limits of the no-plot view to shift that profile up or down.
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