Before I head on a path that leads me to a dead end, I'm wondering if I can do this a Gint graph. I did some searching in the Wiki and could not figure out how to do it.
I want to show a graph of groundwater elevations vs time for one or more instruments in a boring. I also want to show rain precipitation vs. time which will have a totally different Y-axis.
Can this be done? Any overall tips to get me started?
Thanks.
You need to use GDW export, not overlay, as the data has a different keyset, best done via a script, for example:
**Operation OUTPUT **Command EXPORT **Properties Type=Graph Name=MON HYDROGRAPH A4L Report_Variables=<ARRAY> Title,Groundwater Level versus Time Drawn, Drawn Date, Checked, Checked Date, Figure Number, Scale Text,Not to Scale </ARRAY> **Spec Project=datgel monitoring tool 3.00.gpj Range=DMT-Piezo SP-7 Trans x 1|3|T1,DMT-Piezo SP-7 Trans x 1|4.5|SP1,DMT-Piezo SP-8 Trans x 2|4|T1,DMT-Piezo SP-8 Trans x 2|4.5|SP1,DMT-Piezo SP-8 Trans x 3|4|T1,DMT-Piezo SP-8 Trans x 3|4.5|SP1 ExportFile=pie graph.gdw GraphIndependentDiv=12 GraphDependentDiv=10 SiteMapOnly=0 DbSourceMode=1 GDWPageName=A Command Script 11/10/2015 12:16:53 AM **Operation OUTPUT **Command EXPORT **Properties Type=Graph Name=MON PRECIPITATION BARPLOT MULT A4L **Spec Project=datgel monitoring tool 3.00.gpj Range=DMT-WS-2 ExportFile=pie graph.gdw GraphIndependentDiv=12 GraphDependentMin=0 GraphDependentMax=40 GraphDependentDiv=10 SiteMapOnly=0 DbSourceMode=1 GDWPageName=A **Operation GDWOUTPUT **Command EXPORT **Properties **Spec ExportFile=pie graph.pdf IndividualDatasets=0 PDFBookmarkPath=ROOT,Graph - MON PRECIPITATION BARPLOT MULT A4L PDFBookmarkRelation=1 Range=A Resolution=600 GDWFile=pie graph.gdw
Note these lines
GDWPageName=A
ExportFile=pie graph.gdw
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