Como Invertir sentido de estacionamiento de eje sin que se estropee el perfil de diseñoantes de invertir estaciones de alineamiento horizontal

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Como Invertir sentido de estacionamiento de eje sin que se estropee el perfil de diseño

antes de invertir estaciones de alineamiento horizontal, en la barra de edicion de perfil, en tabla de datos, copiar todo, pegar a excel, dejar solo estacion, elevacion pi, y longitud de curva, convertir a solo numeros sin + ni "m", invertir orden de estaciones, guardar como archivo txt separado por espacio,
proceder con invertir estaciones de alineamiento con el comando, borrar perfil diseño, ir a menu, perfil, import profile from file... (con menu activo, MENUBAR=1)

puede que se tenga de cambiar numero de estacion inicial en archivo de texto, para que este dentro de estacionamiento horizontal y no de error

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