Compare Points

Description

Show a report that compares selected points against unselected points.

Access

Reports / Create / Compare / Points

Requirements
  • Solve module
  • One or more selected points
Controls

The following can be used to control and customise the report:

Control Description
Title Type the title to display in the report.
Default Click the button to display the default title for the report.
Match Select one of the following from the list:
  • Name - Locate points to compare by matching the Name attribute.
  • Position - Locate points to compare by search distance.
Match vertical Select the checkbox to:
  • Configure the Vertical distance in the search criteria when matching by Position.
  • Configure the Vertical tolerance when Match is configured to Position.
Search distances: Horizontal Type the horizontal distance to search when matching by Position.
Search distances: Vertical Type the difference in orthometric height (or Z) to search when matching by Position.
Tolerances: Select the checkbox to enable the tolerance boxes. In the report, differences not within the Tolerances display red.
Distance Type
  • Horizontal : Type the horizontal distance tolerance.
  • Slope : Type the slope distance tolerance.
Vertical Type the vertical tolerance.
Note:
  • To enable the control, configure the distance type to Horizontal distance. If the Match control is configured to Position, also select the Match vertical checkbox to enable the vertical tolerance.
Use comparison project Select if the points to compare are in a different project.
Edit the selected item Browse to the project that contains the points to compare.
Move the selected item up Move the selected item up in the list.
Move the selected item down Move the selected item down in the list.
OK Show the comparison report.
Cancel Cancel without running the command.

Select the checkbox to include the columns in the report.

Column Description
Point Name 1 Name of the selected points.
Point Id 1 Unique Id of the selected points.
Point Layer 1 Layer of the selected points.
Point Easting 1 Easting of the selected points.
Point Northing 1 Northing of the selected points.
Point Height 1 Height of the selected points.
Point Name 2 Name of the compared points.
Point Id 2 Unique Id of the compared points.
Point Layer 2 Layer of the compared points.
Point Easting 2 Easting of the compared points.
Point Northing 2 Northing of the compared points.
Point Height 2 Height of the compared points.
Difference Easting Difference in the easting from the unselected point.
Difference Northing Difference in the northing from the unselected point.
Difference Height Difference in the orthometric height from the unselected point.
Difference Ellipsoid Height Difference in the ellipsoid height from the unselected point.
Direction Direction from the unselected point to the selected point.
Horizontal Distance Horizontal distance between the points.
Slope Distance Slope distance between the points.
Grade Grade from the unselected point to the selected point.
Notes
  • Values are measured from the point to the selected point.
  • Clear the Use Comparison Project checkbox to compare the selected points with unselected points within the search criteria in the current project.
  • Select the Use Comparison Project checkbox to compare the selected points with all points within the search criteria in the comparison project.
  • Only objects that are displayed will be considered for comparison with the selected points.
  • Only points that satisfy the search criteria are displayed in the report.
  • Points not within the specified tolerance are displayed in red.
  • Selected columns will be shown in the defined order.
  • Press Shift + Ctrl then click Move the selected item up to move the column to the top of the list.
  • Press Shift + Ctrl then click Move the selected item down to move the column to the bottom of the list.
  • Ellipsoid Height is included in the list of columns when a geoid model is specified for the coordinate system.
  • The average height difference in the reports statistics is the arithmetic mean of the signed values not the absolute values.
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