Adjusting z values for specific point range

[John Gordon]

Is there a quick way to adjust elevations on a series of points and not
disturb the other points. For example, I have points 1-175 and 126-175
are 1
meter too high, how can I quickly adjust them in SurvCadd?

Thanks,

John

[Randall McSwain]

John,
Go to Points->Translate Points. Check OFF "Ignore Elevations", enter
your elevation adjustment
in the "delta Z" field. Press OK. Another dialog will appear where you
can enter the range of
points. This will update the CRD file and the points on the screen.

-----------------
Randall McSwain
Carlson Software



"John Gordon" <pavidman1@aol.com> wrote in message
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Is there a quick way to adjust elevations on a series of points and
not
disturb the other points. For example, I have points 1-175 and 126-175
are 1
meter too high, how can I quickly adjust them in SurvCadd?

Thanks,

John

[John Gordon]

thanks Randall, I thought I was missing something somewhere.

John

"Randall McSwain" <mcswain@maysvilleky.net> wrote in message
news:B4A0F73FCE8FD411AF8B00207811DE5901085A@WEBSERVER...

John,
Go to Points->Translate Points. Check OFF "Ignore Elevations",
enter

your elevation adjustment

in the "delta Z" field. Press OK. Another dialog will appear where you
can

enter the range of

points. This will update the CRD file and the points on the screen.

-----------------
Randall McSwain
Carlson Software



"John Gordon" <pavidman1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:B4A0F73FCE8FD411AF8B00207811DE59010851@WEBSERVER...
Is there a quick way to adjust elevations on a series of points and
not
disturb the other points. For example, I have points 1-175 and
126-175

are 1

meter too high, how can I quickly adjust them in SurvCadd?

Thanks,

John