Hi. Thanks for your comment. I'm not sure if you can display the 'volume' in each grid, but you can display the difference in height between 2 surfaces on a grid. This requires you to have a base and a comparison surface, from which you create a volume TIN surface. After that, it's just a matter of changing how that surface gets displayed, so that it shows elevation differences rather triangles. That wold allow you to see the height difference at 4 adjacent points in a square, and if you average those figures and multiply by the square area, you'd get the volume in each square grid. I know this is only a partial solution to your questions, but it's all that comes to mind at first glance.

@@CADandStuff hi, I found the answer, the Earthwork Plan Production command does the trick. Still love you vids, watched another one tonight.

@@stevedavidson8856 Good to know about that command, thanks for sharing.

Set the point label style to “No Display”

CAD and Stuff if you want to relabel at a different x y factor then the old labels are still there

I’m not at a computer right now to try different solutions, but perhaps one way would be to put the old labels on a layer and that you then turn off???