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Hi Tom- > regarding the "change unit" formula... > > When I do a display of "image over topography" in order to show a 3D > "image" by using the "Change unit" formula to specify "m" for the unit > of the image and give it a name "Temperature", the vertical scale on > the display is still labelled "Altitude(m)". User wants to know if > there is a way to change the label (she is particular!) to use the > word "Temperature" she specified as the "unit name". No, it's hard coded to be Altitude. You can have multiple things mapped to the "Altitude" axis. There is only one AxisScale that is used to label the vertical dimension at this point, not one for each thing mapped to that Axis. We do need to revisit this for cross sections and other displays with vertical scales, so at that point we can take a look. We need a better scale in the main display anyway. Usually it's unreadable. Don Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: MAU-698869 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Open