I created a sixth column for a point file format using the user-defined. It loads, parses, and I am able to import the points just fine. Now my dilemma is creating a point label style to label a user-defined column in the point file format. Does anyone know what option to use in a point label style to read a user-defined column in a point file format?
Thanks
I created a sixth column for a point file format using the user-defined. It loads, parses, and I am able to import the points just fine. Now my dilemma is creating a point label style to label a user-defined column in the point file format. Does anyone know what option to use in a point label style to read a user-defined column in a point file format?
Thanks
Hi
-before you import it (for example in csv file with the same column you created.
- you create new user defined
- create property same column in csv file
-TOOLSPACE-SETTING TAB-POINT COLLECTION DROP DOWN-CREATE NEW LABEL STYLE - ADD 7 PROPERTY THAT YOU CREATE .
- TOOLSPACE-SETTING TAB-POINT COLLECTION DROP DOWN POINT FILE FORMAT DROP DOWN-CREATE NEW
- import point file - choose the format file you created before.
-toolspace - prospector tab - point group right click - choose the label style you prepare before. so the user defined property will assign to your point in drawing area.
see the photo attached
Thanks
Hi
-before you import it (for example in csv file with the same column you created.
- you create new user defined
- create property same column in csv file
-TOOLSPACE-SETTING TAB-POINT COLLECTION DROP DOWN-CREATE NEW LABEL STYLE - ADD 7 PROPERTY THAT YOU CREATE .
- TOOLSPACE-SETTING TAB-POINT COLLECTION DROP DOWN POINT FILE FORMAT DROP DOWN-CREATE NEW
- import point file - choose the format file you created before.
-toolspace - prospector tab - point group right click - choose the label style you prepare before. so the user defined property will assign to your point in drawing area.
see the photo attached
Thanks
Hello is there someway to revive this topic?
I have tried the steps more or less explained in this answer, but cannot make it work.
What I want to do is basically the same but including somemore data from a txt separated with tabspaces
My data is fomated this way
# x y z DESCRIPTION 1-CBR100 1-CBR95 1-CBR90 2-CBR100 2-CBR95 C-CBR90
What I want is create a point label where I can recall the descripcion and place it at middle top of the point
the a label point recalling 1CBR100 - 1CBR95 - 1CBR90 and below 2CBR100 - 2 CBR95 - 2CBR90
But cannot recall the user defined data when i create the label, I attatch pictures ofwhat it looks like of the thing I´m trying.
This is how I formating my data in excel
And Im trying to use this TXTs to import to Civil
Hello is there someway to revive this topic?
I have tried the steps more or less explained in this answer, but cannot make it work.
What I want to do is basically the same but including somemore data from a txt separated with tabspaces
My data is fomated this way
# x y z DESCRIPTION 1-CBR100 1-CBR95 1-CBR90 2-CBR100 2-CBR95 C-CBR90
What I want is create a point label where I can recall the descripcion and place it at middle top of the point
the a label point recalling 1CBR100 - 1CBR95 - 1CBR90 and below 2CBR100 - 2 CBR95 - 2CBR90
But cannot recall the user defined data when i create the label, I attatch pictures ofwhat it looks like of the thing I´m trying.
This is how I formating my data in excel
And Im trying to use this TXTs to import to Civil
Hi @cjv-consulte,
I'm guessing that when you create your User Defined Properties, "20.90" would be formatted as a double, but "-" is a string value. Please post your drawing and text file.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
Hi @cjv-consulte,
I'm guessing that when you create your User Defined Properties, "20.90" would be formatted as a double, but "-" is a string value. Please post your drawing and text file.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
Yeah I´m attaching my drawing
Yeah I´m attaching my drawing
This is somewhat the final product, although the missing part is find a way to fill the "gaps" automatically from the points data.
This is of course in LT after exporting it, due date was immediate and had no other choice than make it manually, but this kind of project is ever changing and to make this manually is time consuming and managers love to think is just a 3 mins task since is "just change the numbers duh"
This is somewhat the final product, although the missing part is find a way to fill the "gaps" automatically from the points data.
This is of course in LT after exporting it, due date was immediate and had no other choice than make it manually, but this kind of project is ever changing and to make this manually is time consuming and managers love to think is just a 3 mins task since is "just change the numbers duh"
Here is my XLS and TXT, I just copy-paste the filtered data from my XLS to a TXT and it adds the spaces required.
Here is my XLS and TXT, I just copy-paste the filtered data from my XLS to a TXT and it adds the spaces required.
@cjv-consulte,
Thanks for posting your drawing and data.
First step would be to set up your User Defined Properties. Right-Click >> New. I think you'll probably want to format them as String because of the "-" data. If you format as Double, then you'll want to use a null value of "0" instead of "-".
Start there and then your Point Label will need a little work.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
@cjv-consulte,
Thanks for posting your drawing and data.
First step would be to set up your User Defined Properties. Right-Click >> New. I think you'll probably want to format them as String because of the "-" data. If you format as Double, then you'll want to use a null value of "0" instead of "-".
Start there and then your Point Label will need a little work.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
In the attached drawing, look at the PENZD-CBR Point File Format and the modified PCA - CBR Label Style.
The only thing I haven't figured out is how to add "%" to only the UDP's with Number in the Label Style. Maybe an expression, but I'm not sure how to go about that.
Edit: Might try changing the UDP's from String to PerCent format.
Attached zipped file contains drawing and tab-delimited point files.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
In the attached drawing, look at the PENZD-CBR Point File Format and the modified PCA - CBR Label Style.
The only thing I haven't figured out is how to add "%" to only the UDP's with Number in the Label Style. Maybe an expression, but I'm not sure how to go about that.
Edit: Might try changing the UDP's from String to PerCent format.
Attached zipped file contains drawing and tab-delimited point files.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
Woaaah that exactly or even better what I had in mind, the only thing I would adapt is the name of the label to be called rather than 1-CBR100 to "MA1-CBR100" but that ´s just by changing the user defined property"
Regarding the "%" I was thinking to modify the label to add just a plain text as "%" so the name of the label is used from the points properties and the rest is just plain text.
sorry for not replying before but been busy with other stuff from work and had very little time to experiment with this issue.
Gonna try it by myself if i can make it work.
Woaaah that exactly or even better what I had in mind, the only thing I would adapt is the name of the label to be called rather than 1-CBR100 to "MA1-CBR100" but that ´s just by changing the user defined property"
Regarding the "%" I was thinking to modify the label to add just a plain text as "%" so the name of the label is used from the points properties and the rest is just plain text.
sorry for not replying before but been busy with other stuff from work and had very little time to experiment with this issue.
Gonna try it by myself if i can make it work.
Well I´m choosing the answers from pointdump as the ones I needed.
Thank you so much.
Well I´m choosing the answers from pointdump as the ones I needed.
Thank you so much.
"...is there any way to recall now the name of the column to be placed at the begining?"
Good question. Nothing I can think of.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
"...is there any way to recall now the name of the column to be placed at the begining?"
Good question. Nothing I can think of.
Dave
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
This answered my question. Thank you.
This answered my question. Thank you.
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