Offset Profile Not Spanning Entire Surface

[Anonymous]

I'm working on a job that requires me to show 3 different profiles in one profile view.  I created a profile based off my CenterLine Alignment, from Station 10+00 to Station 423+00. I tried to create offset profiles at -97' and 90' (Left and Right).  Issue is when I create the offsets, the Left offset (-97') stops at station 174+76 as opposed to stopping at sta 423+00.  The CL offset and Right offset profiles plot perfectly fine. My surface is not broken, and looks good.

As a test, I created offset alignments along with profiles and individual profile views for my CL, Left offset, and Right offset alignments. Those Showed up perfectly fine with no issues. I then tried to super impose the two offset alignment profiles onto my CL profile view, when I do that. I run into the same issue of my profile not being captured properly. 

I have attached an image of the issue. 

I've searched online but can't seem to find a solution.  Any ideas are welcomed. Thank You

[fcernst]

The dynamic alignments and profiles have their own length and stationing. 

They are designed to be used in a triple profile view .... plan & profile sheet setup. 

[tcorey]

Is it possible the offset profiles' elevation ranges exceed the range provided through Profile View Properties?

[Anonymous]

Tim, I double checked that just now and it doesn't appear to be the problem. My profile elevations are within the max and min elevations of my profile view.

[robert]

Having the same problem. Pappiah, did you find a solution in that you can share?

[robert]

Well, for anybody else who runs into this, I have a work around.

In my case I needed an offset of 11.43m, but when I sample that particular offset it cuts the surface short. I can however add offsets at 11.429m or 11.431m and have the full length of available surface sampled. Hope this helps!