Civil 3d Serial Number 2023

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I've been asked to include curve numbers on a plan set. I thought using 'Alignment Curve Segment Number" in the Label Style would work. When I added that to the Label it seemed to at first, at least for the first curve. Now all I get is ???. The Alignment doesn't have that many curves. So I could edit the labels by hand. But I thought I should know how to do it correctly. Any thoughts?

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We place the tag labels on the alignment (C1, C2, C3, etc.) and then want to put a box of the data in the vicinity, and have the box contain a reference to the placed tag label. Example below. There is no way that I can see to reference the TAG label in a second label. Note the C5 in the box.

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I was given the task to find out how the Point number can be edited in Civil 3D 2021. I have managed to change the raw description and location of the point but I have not been able to find how to change the point number. ex. the 1 and the 91

There are a few ways. If you select the points and rightclick you should see "Edit Points". This will bring up the point editor. OR in the right click you will see renumber. Or when you select the point/points you contextual ribbon should switch and look for "renumber". If the points came from a survey database that can be a little more difficult.

Survey database is the Civil 3D database. It depends on how you imported the points: Insert>Insert points from file (editable), or via the survey database (point number not directly editable, but N, E, El, Desc. are). Insert points from file allows the methods described above. To edit points in a survey database (Survey tab on the Toolspace), right click the database name and select Open for edit. Unless it's already open for edit, then you will not see this in the right-click context menu. Then the best way to renumber and have the database current is to edit the original point file. Each point file imported is listed in Import Events. Afetr you get the point file right (an ascii txt file in my case, so I can do it in Excel or manually), right-click the point file under Import Events and select Re-import. When prompted Overwrite all points. Note - if you have "old" points that do not have a corresponding point (number) in the edited point file drawing they will not be overwritten and must be deleted manually in the survey database by clicking points, finding the old points in the list, right-click and delete. So you may want to right-click the point file under Import Events and delete it before re-importing it . To re-import a point file that was first deleted right-click on Import Events and select Import survey data. Good times. But IMO your point files should always be correct so someone doesn't start a new drawing, import the points and have it be wrong.

If its from a file that has observations you can select the point and use the "Browse to Survey Data" and the observations editor will open and you can edit there. Its a little clunky. Word of warning, you can still select and just renumber, but you loose the connection to the survey database. I try to avoid editing a survey database. I try to get the files in good order prior in bring them in. Depending on what you are doing it may be easier to edit the original file and re import. Or you can reimport and use the Assign offset to point identifiers and add an offset to all. Just remember when you reimport you loose any network edits.

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A. Five persons from a panel of not less than 11 shall constitute a jury in a civil case when the amount involved exclusive of interest and costs does not exceed the maximum jurisdictional limits as provided in 16.1-77 (1). Seven persons from a panel of not less than 13 shall constitute a jury in all other civil cases except that when a special jury is allowed, 12 persons from a panel of not less than 20 shall constitute the jury.

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C. In any case in which there are two or more parties on the same side, if counsel or the parties are unable to agree on the full number to be stricken, or, if for any other reason a party or his counsel fails or refuses to strike off the full number of jurors allowed such party, the clerk shall place in a box ballots bearing the names of the jurors whose names have not been stricken and shall cause to be drawn from the box such number of ballots as may be necessary to complete the number of strikes allowed the party or parties failing or refusing to strike. Thereafter, if the opposing side is entitled to further strikes, they shall be made in the usual manner.

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