Re: hydro/sieve table line draw condition

Dave Kyllonen — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 04:02:05 GMT

You are almost there with your Output Condition, you just need to replace the Repeat character <<#>> in your expression with the Set Key number for each "set of data".

These all work the same, so you can select which format you prefer.

<<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>1,_

<<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>:1,_

<<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>:[1},_

For example:

This is the Output Condition that you need for the first row "vertical" line.

<<HasData(_
<<Interpolate(_
    <<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>1,_
    <<HYD READINGS.Particle_Size>> = <<User System Data.Silt_Clay_Boundary>>,_
    A,L_
  )>>_
)>>

This is the Output Condition that you need for the second row "vertical" line.

<<HasData(_
<<Interpolate(_
    <<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>2,_
    <<HYD READINGS.Particle_Size>> = <<User System Data.Silt_Clay_Boundary>>,_
    A,L_
)>>_
)>>

This is the Output Condition that you need for the third row "vertical" line.

<<HasData(_
<<Interpolate(_
    <<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>3,_
    <<HYD READINGS.Particle_Size>> = <<User System Data.Silt_Clay_Boundary>>,_
    A,L_
)>>_
)>>

This is the Output Condition that you need for the fourth row "vertical" line.

<<HasData(_
<<Interpolate(_
    <<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>4,_
    <<HYD READINGS.Particle_Size>> = <<User System Data.Silt_Clay_Boundary>>,_
    A,L_
)>>_
)>>

This is the Output Condition that you need for the fifth row "vertical" line.

<<HasData(_
<<Interpolate(_
    <<HYD READINGS.Percent_Finer>>5,_
    <<HYD READINGS.Particle_Size>> = <<User System Data.Silt_Clay_Boundary>>,_
    A,L_
)>>_
)>>