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# Seat Elevation Table \[PIG]

For each insertion point location, the elevation with respect to the PGL (0 Ft) can be presented to the user as a report, provided the section is defined.

## General

**Bridge:** This parameter can be used to specify the bridge model for which the seat elevation table will be generated.

**Select Elev. Location \[Bottom of Girder/Bottom of Seat]:** The seat elevation table can be generated for either the bottom of the girder or the bottom of the seat. This parameter can be used to specify that property.

## Settings

**Number of Decimal Points:** This input allows users to define the number of decimal points to be displayed.

{% hint style="info" %}
The **Seat Elevation Table** includes:

* Support lines,
* Skew angles,
* Bearings,
* Station with respect to the PGL, and
* The elevation of either the bottom of the girder or the bottom of the seat. ![image-20250620-123946.png](https://openbrim.atlassian.net/wiki/download/attachments/2126151808/image-20250620-123946.png?api=v2)
  {% endhint %}


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