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You could add the new surface to the profile view. You could also delete the profile you've already got there which effetively accomplishes the request in a few steps. But no, there's no way to directly change what surface it references.
I could imagine at least one scenario in which i might want to do this as opposed to "just editing the surface".
What happens if I have a surface that I used to create a profile. Then some later work required that I paste the existing surrface into a new surface and then make edits in that new surface (such as needing to maintain the original in its unmodified form but then update per development that's happened since the original survey).
For the issue of creating a new profile: if the current profile has a corridor tied to it, I'd prefer not to have to rebuild that connection if I could avoid it.
EDIT: when I said "delete the profile" above, I was referring to removing the profile from the profile view.
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Sure. sample the second surface and under profile view properties turn the dispaly off for surface 1. Of course if othe c3d objects depend on surface 1 you'ld be better off pasting surface 2 into surface 1 (clear all the check boxes in surface 1 definition)
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