1. From the Network menu, choose Network settings.
The Network settings window opens.
2. Select the Attributes tab.
3. Make the desired changes.
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Standard number of decimal places by data type section |
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Element |
Description |
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Co-ordinates |
The co-ordinates are displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
Note The setting does not affect the normalization of surfaces. When merging surfaces, the value can be set directly in the corresponding window. The value set here is accepted as the default setting, but can be changed (Merging all polygon points with identical co-ordinates and Importing Shapefiles). |
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Speed |
Speed is displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
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Short length (m, ft) |
The short length is displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
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Long length (km, mi) |
The long length is displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
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Currency |
The currency is displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
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t0 at (main) turns |
The attribute value at turns and main turns is displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
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Other floating-point numbers |
The attribute value at user-defined attributes is displayed with the set number of decimal places. The setting has an effect on the following points in Visum, for instance:
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Output to file with maximum precision |
This option is enabled by default. Values are saved in files of the type *.net, *.dmd, *.tra and *.att with the maximum possible number of decimal places (twelve at maximum). Other settings for numbers with decimal places are ignored. Note This setting does not affect files of the type *.xml. Parameters are always saved to these files with maximum accuracy. |
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Aggregation function section |
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Element |
Description |
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Separator |
You can specify the separator that separates multiple listed output attribute values (e.g. in lists). The comma is set as default. Note The semicolon ;, the dollar sign $ and the double prime sign ” are not permitted. |
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Maximum text length (empty = unlimited) |
You can enter any desired value or leave the field blank. If the length of the output attribute values exceeds the specified value, the output is cut off. If no value is specified, the output is not cut off. The default value is 255. |
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Connecting journeys section |
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Element |
Description |
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Show connecting journeys only between different lines |
If this option is selected, only transfers to vehicle journeys of different lines are counted as connecting journeys. |
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Maximum wait time for reached connecting journeys |
Enter the transfer wait time up to which a transfer from one vehicle journey to another is classified a connecting journey. The wait time only applies to the connecting journeys reached. |
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Maximum negative wait time for missed connecting journeys |
Enter the maximum time period that may elapse between arrival and missed vehicle journey so that this vehicle journey is counted as a missed connecting journey. This period does not include the walk time between vehicle journeys. The walk time is added when calculating the missed connecting journeys. |
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Tip: Alternatively, you can access the settings by clicking the Network settings for connecting journeys button in the Connecting journeys list. |
4. Confirm with OK.
