Drag and Drop in the Expression Log

Good day,

I am currently creating a printout report for another angle brace portal and notice that I am spending a relatively large amount of time editing individual pages based on the "Properties" → Height, so that on the same page only the corresponding headings, node loads, and graphical representation of the loads are displayed =› Example:

The red heading should first move to the next page, so I have to adjust the graphic above in the properties to a greater height, which I need to estimate precisely. Previously, I had reduced the size of the graphic because it was originally too large to fit on the same page as the list of node loads. Therefore, I need 2-3 iterations in adjusting the size settings of an image here. What initially sounds like a trivial detail in individual cases becomes a lengthy process under conditions of 180 load cases or more with more complex structures or load combinations.

My wish would be that one day in future RSTAB-RFEM versions, it would be possible to simply grab the graphic in the printout report by drag and drop and dynamically scale it to the size I want it displayed, so that, similar to Word for example, the following elements would automatically shift until they "slide" onto the next page.

I would be very pleased if a corresponding RUS could be created.

Best regards,

Nick Böttcher

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Also missing this feature

Hello,
the option "Start with new page" doesn't help? Simply select all desired chapters and set the option.

The idea with drag & drop is still good and I will forward it.

The function is very helpful at first and I haven't used it enough so far! Thank you very much. It would still be convenient to enlarge via drag and drop or something similar, since you ultimately still can't completely avoid the "iterative resizing" if you want to display certain graphics on the same page as the load tables.

Regards, Nick

I agree with @DeflectionPerfection that the Start with new page function is helpful, but an option for optimizing the height of a picture would also be helpful, in order to avoid the iterative resizing when we want to optimize the heigh of a picture depending on the available free space of the page.