Can I truncate the amount of decimals present for numbers in the "data scale" in a plot vs depth column? I have variable depth/bottom function for the ranges of data scale. This in turn gets cut into thirds or halfs as requested by the "vertical lines through body". However, the data scale numbers on the output report go out to 10 decimal places. My report properties are set to one decimal and my field properties for each relevant field are also set to one decimal place. Attached is page two of a report I am working on to see the issue visually. PDF
Hey Kirk, thank you for the quick response. I have read that document and have my variable depth/vertical axis all set up before post. Unfortunately that document does not mention decimal formatting for data scaling for the plot's x/horizontal axis. The issue, as evident in the attached pdf, is the amount of decimals being outputted specifically on the plot vs depth's x axis for the methane concentration data. I just need to stop those extra decimals from showing.
If You are using these functions AxisDivMin (function), AxisDivMax (function), They are built in to round to the nearest 1,2,5
In gINT Help search either function AxisDivMin (function) etc.
There is an alternate parameter to round to something other than 1,2,5
If it is not working then send me the actual gINT files, Library and project and I will take a look
kirk.johnson@Bentley.com
I wrapped my custom "variable axis range" functions with a "round to" function and its all pretty now. The sequence i did is <<RoundTo(<<Calc(<<Max([ENVIRONMENTAL DATA].[Concentration 5])>>+2)>>, 0.5)>> Thank you! for the help. You got my brain looking on how to use rounding functions. Now to make that "2" a variable for each data set so my largest value isn't on the right axis boundary, but I think I know how to do that using statistic functions evaluating the data set.
Thanks again!
Eric