Hi all!
Actually i am pretty sure there is a easy solution for this but i cant figure it out, i dont think trimble has missed that people want to do this. I have pasted a screenshot here to explain what i mean.
I have a line for a sewage and a waterpipe ith the center of a street. To this pipes i have connecting pipes wich is from houses beside the street. The sewage line has a slope between the manholes wich changes. All lines connecting to the sewer lines has a slope with 0.5% to the house. This is easy to do line by line when just taking the height at the connection and then use incoming slope to get the elevation at the end. BUT, i dont want to do this for every line, i want to copy the pair and just move along the line. When i do that the verical āincoming slopeā disapears and of course i only get the elevation at the connecting and from the copied line and not my insertion point. How can i do this? or maybe i cant.
Next thing is that if have 30 of thees connections to houses and i change the slope of the sewage in the center of the street, then all of the connected lines has the wrong elevation. Is there any way to change all of this lines in the same time so they take the new elevation from the line? And of course, dont remove my āincoming slopeā at the end of them.
Have a nive day! 
