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Use a reference component in your label style to pick up the second surface
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If all you are looking for is "want to find the difference of elevation", then all you need to do is create a "Tin Volume Surface". A tin volume surface is the difference between two existing surfaces in Prospector. I.E., contour lines will represent the difference between surfaces at any given point.
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