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Instead, while in an Elevation view, go to Tools menu > Project
position/orientation > relocate this project... and then click in the
drawing area and move your cursor up and enter 100' (or whatever distance you
want the levels to move)
Zoom all and view the levels, it would most probably not have changed. Select
the level head and go to its type properties and change its Elevation Base to
"Shared"
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"jl2986" wrote in messageThanks
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for your help. I have tried that myself, but it doesn't work. It shows up to
have errors whenever I try to change it. here is the image of how the heights
are set up right now. any ideas?
Hi
However, what if you don’t want to move the entire project, but only change 3 or 4 levels out of 9 🙂
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