I see what you are getting at and it seems like it might have worked. There is some extra functionality I would have had to work in though. I ended up changing the data structure...wasn't as difficult as I was dreading. That solved the problem.
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Forum Post: RE: Grouping of items in graph vs depth entity
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Forum Post: RE: Display Data Marker on Fence Post by Boring Type?
it is similar to the dmk > the color number is those you can see in SYMBOL DESIGN | Colours. You can use Get and Let and USD like the DMk code
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Forum Post: RE: Display Data Marker on Fence Post by Boring Type?
I think I got it. I created the USD item Site Map PointID Color to define the point ID marker, using the expression from Help guide >,"B*")>>,255,_ >,"TP*")>>,49152,_ True,0_ )>> I then added this to the text expression; it needed to be above the Point ID marker expression to change that color I then needed to add > below the point ID expression to switch the text back to black, otherwise the text would be the same color as the marker Final text expression is: >)>> >>> >)>>_ >>> > > El. >,0.0)>> O/S >,0.0)>> Thanks again for your help
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Forum Post: Trimming information
Hello, In our input data, we have a column for measured water level. On the log report, I would like to display the water level in feet, so it would read " 15' ". The text expression currently reads: >'. Unfortunately, we do not have water level data for every boring, so I would like to suppress the apostrophe if there is no data. I have tried using ListBuildSepTrim, but I can't get it to conditionally show the apostrophe (either always shows the ' or not at all). Is there a better command to use for this? Is it possible to do what I'm trying to do? Thanks! Sam
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Forum Post: RE: Trimming information
Hi Sam. You would want to try and use the Intermediate IF statement which is the IIF function. Basically saying, if there is data in the > column then to show >' else it will keep it blank for the boreholes that does not have the data. So the text expression would be like: >, >'_ )>>
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Forum Post: SIG Virtual Workshop: gINT - Data Transfer on April 5
Join Bentley's Katie Aguilar online Wednesday, April 5, at 9 a.m. EDT and 5 p.m. EDT for the new gINT Special Interest Group (SIG). We will focus on a current hot topic, Data Transfer . Click here to register ! We’ve all been there. You need to move your data from one project to another, or maybe to another application. So mark your calendar, and invite your colleagues, to learn how to take your gINT usage to the next level. Discussion, demonstration, and Q&A will include: Practical applications for transferring data into and out of gINT Tools in gINT to make this transfer easier and repeatable Tips and tricks to simplify the use of gINT’s data transfer tools One Professional Development Hour (PDH) will be applied to each user’s Bentley Transcript for self-reporting.
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Forum Post: RE: Trimming information
Perfect! Thank you so much!!
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Wiki Page: gINT Civil Tools CONNECT Edition Videos and Wiki Articles
The following TechNotes, FAQs, and Support Video clips are provided as a reference by Bentley's Technical Support and Product Management groups. Video : An overview of gINT Civil Tools Video: Adding Points Video: Connecting to a gINT Project Video: Adding top and bottom depth related data Video: User Interface Video: Properties Video: Site Map Video: Transparency Video: Adding depth only related data Video: Isolating data Video: Geo-coordinates Video: Bing Maps Video: Using OGC Web Map Service Video: Hyperlinks Video: Proportional Graphics Read me: gINT Civil Tools CONNECT edition 10.00.00.80 Article: Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 issue with gINT Civil Tools Professional
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Wiki Page: Video: An overview of gINT Civil Tools
This video is a general overview of gINT Civil Tools: what it is, primary tasks that ca be accomplished by geotechnical engineers, geologists, and geo-environmental engineers, and how it gets geotechnical data in to a BIM Workflow. Click the video below to play it. To view in fullscreen mode, first click the YouTube link at the bottom of the video to launch the video on the YouTube site. Then, click the fullscreen button (rightmost button at bottom of video). Recorded in 1280 X 720 resolution. (Please visit the site to view this video)
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Forum Post: RE: Trimming information
One additional question: I have borehole elevation listed on my log. I would like to add a section to the right indicating where the elevation data was obtained. Ideally it would look like this: ELEVATION: 461' (Survey) As before, we don't have elevation data for every hole, and where we do, we don't always know where the info was obtained (topo, etc.). The elevation data is in the POINT table with a field for elevation [ >] and field for where the info was obtained [ >]. I have set up the expression to where if we do not have elevation data, it reads "Not Available" and does not display an elevation source. Similarly, if we do have an elevation, but no source, it would read "461' (unknown source)". Here is my expression: >, >'_ )>> >,( >)_ )>> >)>>,Not Available)>> >)>>,(Unknown Source))>> The only problem with this code is that if there is elevation but no source, the "( )" still shows up, but if I change the second line such that both are >, nothing shows up at all when there is an elevation source listed. Do you see any issues with the code? I guess one way around it would be for this field to require a lookup, and accordingly there would always be data in this field. That is the least preferable route as I'm dealing with a VERY large database and I don't want to go back through everything if I can avoid it.
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Forum Post: RE: Trimming information
It will be easier to answer if we can see your customized files. Please contact me privately via email at Aparna.matange@bentley.com
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Forum Post: RE: Trimming information
When you have IIF statement, it basically is returning the expression based on if the condition you gave is true or false. You can may be say on these lines: If Point.Elevation has data, return it showing Point.Elevation' else, show Not available. Same way, if Point.Elevation Source has data, show it else display (Unknown Source) You don't need to have separate statements for If and If HAS NOT. You may want to try something like this: >, >', Not Available)>>,_ >,( >), (Unknown Source))>>_
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Forum Post: Behavior of callouts at page breaks
I have run across some unexpected behavior of Callouts when the text end is on one page of a log and the pointed to end is on another page of the log. An example is provided in the picture below: The callout in the depth vs text entity is given a red color to highlight it in this example. It is set up with a break percentage of 97% on the text side. Note that in the upper example when the text and the pointed to are on the same page the callout properly executes the break percentage set in the entity and draws the line from the text to the pointed to depth as expected. However, if the text gets bumped to the next page due to excessive length of the description on the first page, the callout ignores the break percentages set in entity and simply generates the callout as a straight line from the text position to the pointed to depth across the page break. This is shown in the lower half of the example above. Is this behaviour intended? If so, is there a way around it? In case you were wondering, I am using callouts in lieu of boundary lines so that I can place the text centered on the boundary lines between two layers. Thanks for any insight anyone has.
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Forum Post: RE: Behavior of callouts at page breaks
Hi..Yes because a callout is pointing to the text on the far right hand side that is why it does that. It was not intended for the type of thing you are using it for. It is not a replacement for a boundary line. I would be happy to go into details if you would like to contact me privarely at kirk.Johnson@bentley.com
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Forum Post: Possible to reformat text expression of text vs. depth entity with an IF and CONCATENATE like function?
Below is an example of how our current strata detail tab is populated. Is there a way to change the text expression (shown below) such that: -if there is only a "Top Depth" the output when previewed will show: At 4.50 m - 300 mm boulder encountered -if there is a "Top Depth" and "Base Depth" the output when previewed will show: From 9.00 m to 9.50 m - becomes sandy, wet Maybe an expression with "IIF", "has data" and a concatenate-like (from excel) function? Cheers, Darryl
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Blog Post: gINT SIG (Special Interest Group) workshop on 'Data Transfer'
Don’t miss this first workshop of the new gINT Special Interest Group (SIG) on Wednesday, April 5. The first topic will be Data Transfer . You will learn standardized, reproducible methods for importing and exporting data. Discussion, demonstration, and Q&A will include: Practical applications for transferring data into and out of gINT Tools in gINT to make this transfer easier and repeatable Tips and tricks to simplify the use of gINT’s data transfer tools gINT SIG one-hour, virtual workshops are structured to keep you informed, engaged, and working optimally. Attendance is complimentary. Click here to access the registration link for the 9 am or 5 pm (Eastern Time, US) SIG event. Select gINT as the brand to see the SIG Workshops. You can earn 1 Professional Development Hour (PDH) from Bentley Institute for attending this 1-hour event. To review/access your learning history/transcript, log in to your personal portal . You may then use your online learning history/transcript to self-report learning to your organization, licensing board, or professional association as proof of your continued professional development to maintain your credentials. Please note that organizations’ requirements vary, and they make the ultimate decision about whether to accept Bentley Institute Professional Development Hours. We recommend you confirm your own board’s or association’s terms and conditions.
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Forum Post: RE: Possible to reformat text expression of text vs. depth entity with an IF and CONCATENATE like function?
The following should do that >,_ From > m to > m - ,_ >,_ At > m - ,_ )>>_ )>>_ > You would have to replace with your actual field names. There are many ways to do this. the above does the following in plain English If there is an entry in the bottom depth field generate the text "From [top depth] m to [bottom depth] m - " Else if there is NOT an entry on the bottom depth field: If there is an entry in the top depth field generate the text "At [top depth] m - "; if not generate nothing. Add to the above generated text (if any) the description. You really don't need the second hasdata because you will always have a top depth and the NOT clause for the first hasdata would be executed for the case of if it doesn't have a bottom depth it must just have a top depth but I included it to match your initial request and to show how hasdata functions can be nested to handle multiple conditions. The concatenation is performed by the expression being all on one line. The _ at the end of the line is a continue character that says treat the following line as an extension of this line. Make sure you include the appropriate spaces in the static text. Hope this helps
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Forum Post: I want to include a Start and Stop time for SPT as well as Rock Core Runs
I want to include a Start and Stop time for SPT as well as Rock Core Runs on Boring Log can anyone give me coding for the same. Right now I am getting start only Start and Stop Time for Rock cores. I have attached snapshot. My current code is > = 0,_ > = 1,_ >,_ )>>,_ >,_ )>> Thanks, Ritesh
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Forum Post: RE: I want to include a Start and Stop time for SPT as well as Rock Core Runs
Hi Ritesh, Every gINT database and report are user customizable. There isn't enough information. The User system data items are just placeholders for expressions. I do not know what that code is without looking at the files. If you want send me your library and project and I can take a look at it.
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Forum Post: RE: I want to include a Start and Stop time for SPT as well as Rock Core Runs
Thanks for your Reply. I got it figured out.
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