Design Lines on Logs y1, y2, x1, x2

Hi Chris,

I am not sure I am envisioning exactly what you are trying to make. 

On a Log report design there are line entities you can use. Vertical line to depth allows you to draw a vertical line and you have a top depth and bottom depth expression. There is also a lines versus depth entity where you can draw a line at depth and set the width this would draw a Horizontal line.

The most common way would be to include the lines in the column entity for example the boundary line tab in a text vs depth column allows you to define a horizontal line at the top an bottom of the range and will draw a line the width of the column. 

Likewise the range line property in a column entity will draw a vertical line in that column from top to bottom of range defined in the main tab of the entity.

There is a lot of material in gINT Help.

For the individual line entities

Search "Vertical Line to Depth"

Search "Lines Vs Depth"

For the column entity properties 

Search "Boundary Lines"

Search " Range Lines"

Here is the report design tutorial which is a great resource.

If you need something more specific. Click on my name and send me a private message and we can look at your files and discuss what you want the final output to look like and I can give more specific instructions.

Hi Chris,

I am not sure I am envisioning exactly what you are trying to make. 

On a Log report design there are line entities you can use. Vertical line to depth allows you to draw a vertical line and you have a top depth and bottom depth expression. There is also a lines versus depth entity where you can draw a line at depth and set the width this would draw a Horizontal line.

The most common way would be to include the lines in the column entity for example the boundary line tab in a text vs depth column allows you to define a horizontal line at the top an bottom of the range and will draw a line the width of the column. 

Likewise the range line property in a column entity will draw a vertical line in that column from top to bottom of range defined in the main tab of the entity.

There is a lot of material in gINT Help.

For the individual line entities

Search "Vertical Line to Depth"

Search "Lines Vs Depth"

For the column entity properties 

Search "Boundary Lines"

Search " Range Lines"

Here is the report design tutorial which is a great resource.

If you need something more specific. Click on my name and send me a private message and we can look at your files and discuss what you want the final output to look like and I can give more specific instructions.