Inserting the TLM Conversion Graph element

The TLM Conversion Graph element is used to show the conversion from meters to feet. The conversion graph is generated specifically for the elevation range of your map sheet. The range of the conversion graph is based on the high and low elevations in the current extent of the active data frame.

Once inserted, double-clicking the TLM Conversion Graph element allows you to access the TLM Conversion Graph Properties dialog box. The Update dynamically check box on the TLM Conversion Graph Element tab is checked by default, which enables the Elevation Data Source parameter. Elevation Data Source allows you to define the elevation by selecting an elevation layer and an elevation field. You can also specify the maximum number of columns and the maximum elevation range per column for the conversion graph.

Unchecking the Update dynamically check box enables the Custom Elevation parameter, where you can define the number of columns and specify the high and low values for the conversion graph.

Schritte:

1. Start ArcMap.
   Tipp:

   If the ArcMap - Getting Started dialog box appears, you can open a new or existing map document. You can also check the Do not show this dialog box in the future check box and click Open.

2. Verify that the map is in layout view.
3. On the main menu, click Customize > Toolbars > Defense Mapping.
4. On the Defense Mapping toolbar, click Defense Mapping > Surround Elements > TLM Conversion Graph.

   A conversion graph is displayed in the map layout.

5. Double-click the conversion graph.

   The TLM Conversion Graph Properties dialog box appears.

6. Check the Update dynamically check box, if necessary.

   The Elevation Data Source area becomes available.

7. Click the Select Layer drop-down arrow and choose the layer you want to use.
8. Click the Select Elevation Field drop-down arrow and choose the elevation field you want to use.
9. Click or type the maximum number of conversion graph columns in the Maximum number of columns text box.
10. Click or type the maximum elevation for each column in the Maximum elevation per column (meters) text box.
11. To define a custom elevation range for the conversion graph, do the following:
    1. Uncheck the Update dynamically check box.

       The Custom Elevation area becomes available.

    2. Click or type the number of columns for the conversion graph in the Number of columns text box.
    3. Click or type the high value for the conversion graph in the High Value (meters) text box.
    4. Click or type the low value in the Low Value (meters) text box.
12. Click OK.