Analytics can be bundled
in groups when added or later by editing the item and assigning it to a
group. The same group may include any
type of analytics including actual analytics such as cross sections,
measurements such are volumes, and annotations.
Grouping analytics
will allow you to easily deal with several items simultaneously including:
- Show/Hide items
- Export items to dxf
As an example the
figure below shows “Group 1” in ANALYTICS, in MEASUREMENTS, and in ANNOTATIONS.
It is possible to
pin groups that have analytics or annotations to the overview panel, and see
both of them together as one group. It
is not possible to see the measurements there even if they exist. To do so, click on the 3 dots menu either in
ANALYTICS of in ANNOTATIONS and select the “Add to Overview tab”.
Added group will then appear in the Overview side panel as shown below.
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