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LPILE Version 5.0.40

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LPILE Version 5.0.40

LPILE Version 5.0.40

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I am trying to enter data for a pile extending above the ground in LPile. Under the Pile Properties I entered "Distance from Pile to Ground Surface" as say 60 inches, and I entered the first top layer of the soil starting at 60 inches, but I am getting Data Error No. 29. It indicates that a depth above the ground surface was specified for printing a p-y curve.
What am I doing wrong?

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