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This is really a question for Scott Hall. But anyone else that wants to chime in - go ahead.
1. What areas do you want to report and what calculations do you want to display?
2. Would you be willing to place a text box with a leader line to each area perimeter? Each would just need to call a specific macro related to that object - such as property boundary, building perimeter, garage perimeter, etc.
3. A separate text box would call one or more macros to display the desired report.
FYI I think you have 2 of the same threads going on this question.
Thanks Johnny, I don't usually make that mistake.
Joe, I wAnt to draw a box, and that box has an area, and I want that area to be able to be place in a table, and I can add that value to other value to get totals. The leader line method is not reliable in that I may have several boxes on top if eAch other, the result being erroneous vales.
I can't respond to this stuff on an iPhone. I need a man's 'puter.
Golf trip ending, I was much better when I didn't keep score, had to get a handicap to play in my brothers 4 day golf tournament at santa luz, my handicap is 437, if I have a half decent 4 days, we should win this going away.
So you are saying that you might have one box that has all edges exactly in common with another box?
No, definetly different size boxes, but the arrow/leader lines are not reliable with this scenario.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Carrick