Hello
Our grain size plot can show up to 7 test results. When outputing grain size curves, there does not seem to be a limitation that you can only print results from one boring on the the curves in the way we have it set up. You can select whatever tests you want, from multiple borings. I would like to know how I can list the borings that are shown on the curve in the title block: "Grain Size Curves for Borings X and X". I tried putting <<POINT.PointID>> in the title block, but it only prints the first boring, not the others that might be part of the same plot. What code should I use so that it can list the names of multiple borings that might be shown on the same plot.
Alternatively, can I do something in Page Properties that only allows one boring per page or per plot?
Thank you for your assistance.
Monique
Hi Monique
Our grain size plot shows up to 5 results. This may be changed in the XY GRAPH REPORT PROPERTIES
If you want each graph report to only correspond to each boring, then change the following:
In our legend, we have 5 lines to represent the 5 test results shown in the graph:
When a graph report has more than one keyset fields (PointID, Depth, etc) you need to use the Lookup and the DataSetKey functions to pull the correct data. So for the source column of my legend, the expression for the text is <<Lookup(<<LAB SPECIMEN.PointID>>,<<DataSetKey(<<#>>)>>)>> which looks up the point ID which corresponds to the DataSetKey.
If you ever want to see what the <<DataSetKey(<<#>>)>> expression is, just put it as a text entity and look at the output.
Hello Paul - thank you for your reply. I have no issues with printing the boring names and sample numbers at the bottom in the table. Given that I can select multiple boring to print on the plot, I would like it to automatically (at the top of our output form) in the Figure title to indicate the borings that were selected and are showing on that form (e.g. GRAIN SIZE CURVES FOR BORINGS H-1 and H-2). I could do this with a report variable where the title is manually entered, but I would prefer it to be automatic. It seems like somehow gINT should be able to know what output is showing on that form and populate the boring names in the title.