Manually setting up a spatial data plot |
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Manually setting up a spatial data plot |
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Manually setting up a spatial data plot |
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Manually setting up a spatial data plot |
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You can manually set up a spatial data plot by setting options in the plot's Properties window. Otherwise, you can use the Spatial Data Plot Wizard to guide you through the available options.
| 1. | Open the Spatial Data Plot window. Either: |
| a. | Click Display Spatial Data Plots; or |
| b. | Select View > Spatial Data Plots. |
| 2. | Click New. A sub-menu displays. |
| 3. | Click either: |
| a. | New Database Plot (see Database plot for more information) |
| b. | New Mine Status Plot (see Mine Status plot for more information) |
| c. | New Period Progress Plot (see Period Progress plot for more information) |
| d. | New Schedule Status Plot (see Schedule Status plot for more information). |
| 4. | Type a unique name for the plot and press Enter to save the plot. |
| 5. | Select the plot and click Edit. The plot's Properties window displays. |
| 6. | Make changes to the plot's properties as required using the options available on each tab (see Plot Properties window for more information). |
| 7. | When you have specified the properties for the plot, click OK. The Spatial Data Plots window redisplays. |
| 8. | To view the plot, double-click its name. |