One Label two surface elevations from slightly different spots

One Label two surface elevations from slightly different spots

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One Label two surface elevations from slightly different spots

SBoninJB57Y
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Hi All,

 

I am sure this has been asked a million times but is it possible to create a surface elevation label that shows the elevation of two spots on the same surface that are slightly separated? I created a design surface with top and bottom of curb. I set the top face of curb back 0.05' so I didn't have a crossing break line issue. I'd like to create one label for both bottom and top of curb that allows me to select the two points on the surface I want to extract elevations from. 

 

Thanks

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MMcCall402
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If the two elevations are a consistent elevation difference between the two you could do it with an expression that adds, or subtracts, a certain amount from the single surface location to derive the second.  Use it in a surface label along with a regular surface elevation.

 

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Mark Mccall 
CAD Mangler


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VHB - Engineering, Inc.

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SBoninJB57Y
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That's a great idea. They are not a consistent elevation difference from one another in this case though. 

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MichaelH13
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Not that I'm aware of. Surely it is just as easy to have two labels and rotate/flip one out of the way?

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