point label style/spot elevation style

[ryan.beisaw]

I am trying to create a label style that will show me the point elevation and also the difference in elevation to the surface. I cant figure out how to get the text component to do this. Also if it should be done through a point label style or a surface spot elevation label. Has anyone done that before? Help would be greatly appreciated!

[_Hathaway]

Sincpac is the way to go if you want this type of data and interaction.  While sincpac will not put this in a note form(at least not that i'm aware of) you can easily create a spreadsheet which lists differences between multiple points, point groups and multiple surfaces.

[Anonymous]

Look into using expressions, then put the expression into the label.

[Anonymous]

This post may answer your question

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-Civil-3D-General/Get-an-elevation-difference-between-Points-an...

Unfortunatly I to get this label without this work around you would probalbly have to combine something life Reference Text in an Expression - which you can't do. You can get a Spot Elevation label to show a point elevation in it using Reference Text, but not the difference.

The volume surface is the way to go as described in the above post.

[ryan.beisaw]

Thats why i assume it has to be done through the point label style. I can copy the component for the point elevation but i dont see where i can take the point elevation and subtract the surface elevation at that point

ex. [point elevation]-[surface elevation]

surface elevation isnt an available option in dealing with the point label style

hmmm....

[murray-clack]

Here are two tutorials that work great:

Part 1:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBWMgN4YPJU

Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE2jdZKY-Ng