Coordinate Update Dialog

Used to extract the coordinates of origin, endpoints and range of the selected element(s). The coordinate values are then loaded into the designated coordinate fields for each element. All columns have to be specified before executing the commands.

Setting	Description
Endpoints	Coordinates of start point and end point for each element selected will be loaded.
Table	Used to key-in the table name to which the elements are linked. Click the right button to open the Table List box, which displays available table names.
X Begin	Used to key-in the column name for X value of element start point upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Y Begin	Used to key-in the column name for Y value of element start point upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Z Begin	Used to key-in the column name for Z value of element start point upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
X End	Used to key-in the column name for X value of element end point upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Y End	Used to key-in the column name for Y value of element end point upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Z End	Used to key-in the column name for Z value of element end point upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Range	Coordinates of lower and higher corners of the range rectangle for each element selected will be loaded.
Table	Used to key-in the table name to which the elements are linked. Click the right button to open the Table List box, which displays available table names.
X Low	Used to key-in the column name for lower X value of element range rectangle upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Y Low	Used to key-in the column name for lower Y value of element range rectangle upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Z Low	Used to key-in the column name for lower Z value of element range rectangle upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
X High	Used to key-in the column name for higher X value of element range rectangle upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Y High	Used to key-in the column name for higher Y value of element range rectangle upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Z High	Used to key-in the column name for higher Z value of element range rectangle upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Origin	Coordinates of origin for each element selected will be loaded. Only centroids elements of the type cell header, shared cell, text node, or text element will be considered. Zero length line centroids cannot be utilized.
Table	Used to key-in the table name to which the elements are linked. Click the right button to open the Table List box, which displays available table names.
X Origin	Used to key-in the column name for X value of element origin upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Y Origin	Used to key-in the column name for Y value of element origin upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Z Origin	Origin used to key-in the column name for Z value of element origin upon which to operate. Click the right button to open the Column List box, which displays available column names.
Use Fence	If on, the selected command (Endpoints, Range, Origin) operates on the elements contained within a fence. If off, the selected command only operates on the element identified by users.