Hi Bob,
1) Make the table editable.
2) Select the outer object, then the inner object.
3) Select Object->Set Target.
4) Select the inner object
5) Select Object->Erase. When the dialog pops up select Area Proportion.
6) Done.
Hope that this helps
Mark Crompton
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Foss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 9:02 AM
To: Bob Foss; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MI Regions within regions in same table
Ok, here's a "picture." It's like a doughnut. There is a region 'A' that is
a circle, but there is another region 'B' that makes up the hole in the
doughnut. I do NOT want the area of Region B to be included in Region A, I
have seen other coverages that use this and I cannot figure out how it was
done.
Another analogy would be like a slice of swiss cheese. In this analogy my
region A would be the cheese and all of my smaller regions would be the
holes. Again, the area for region A should not include the holes.
Bob Foss
Smith & Mahoney, P.C.
P.O. Box 22047
382 Broadway
Albany, NY 12201-2047
518-463-4107
fax 518-463-3823
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