To Edit Section View Properties

To edit section view properties

1. In the drawing, click any grid or axis line of the section view you want to edit.
2. Right-click the section view grid. Click Section View Properties.
3. Review or change properties on the tabs of the Section View Properties dialog box.
   • Information. Specifies the section view’s name, description, and object style. By changing the style here, you instantly change the section’s displayed appearance.
   • Offsets. Displays the properties of the selected section view and the section view grid on which sections are displayed.
   • Elevation. Specifies the elevation properties of the selected section view and the section view grid on which sections are displayed.
   • Sections. Specifies which sections to display in the section view. For any section, you can also override its style and label set to display it differently in the current section view.
   • Bands. Specifies which bands to include in the section view, and whether to place them along the top or bottom of the grid. Data is displayed for specified section objects.
   • Volume Tables. Specifies table type and style, and the associated material, material list, and layer.
   • Profile Grade Lines. Specifies a profile and displays its elevation by marking it at the appropriate offset and elevation in the section view.
   • Projections and Crossings. Specifies the visibility, styles, label styles, and elevation of projections and crossings in a section view.

To edit section view group properties

1. In the drawing, click any grid or axis line of any section view in the group you want to edit.
2. Right-click the section view grid. Click Section View Group Properties.
3. Review or change properties on the tabs of the Section View Group Properties dialog box.
   • Section Views. Specifies properties of the section views in the selected sample line group.
   • Sections. Specifies edit section view display options.
   • Sheets. Displays information about how the section view group was created when using the Create Multiple Views command.