Label Coordinates/Elevation

This command will label a coordinate on the screen. You can choose to label the northing and easting, or the elevation, or all three properties. The point can be picked on screen, or specified by point number from the current coordinate (.CRD) file. Options include drawing a box around the label, labeling both feet and meters, setting the layer name for the label, setting the display precision, deciding whether or not to use a leader and selecting a change in the symbol used to mark the point. You can also set the text prefix and suffix for the label. Additionally, you can locate a label on Real Z Axis. The Label With Inches option labels with whole feet and inches for the decimal part. The Prompt for Description option is for including a description with the label. The Use MText option chooses between creating the labels as MText or regular text entities. The Label Angle setting chooses between having the labels horizontal, at a fixed azimuth or prompting to pick the angle for each label. The Label Style chooses between labeling with a leader, with a symbol, as an MLeader entity or along the x/y axis.

Label Along Axis

There is also an option to label the Delta X, Y and/or Z between two points, which is called Label Delta Between Two Points. When this option is clicked On, and after the prompt, you will first click two points locations. The label, with the delta value(s), will then be placed precisely in between these two pick locations. If, for example, the North, East and Elevation button is chosen, the resulting label will show the N, E and Z delta values.

The Save and Load buttons save and recall all the settings for this command to .LCE files. This is a way to manage different label styles for different mapping standards and to share between users.

Prompts

Label Coordinates/Elevation dialog
Point to Label ?
Pick point or point number:
pick a point
Point to Label (ENTER to End)?
Pick point or point number: 
press Enter

Pulldown Menu Location: Annotate
Keyboard Command: labcoor
Prerequisite: None