Find GeoTol Profile of a Surface with no Datums

hi

here is a basic script that does this, you can start it from pcDMIS or as an Excel macro.
Output goes to "C:\Users\Public\Documents\ProfilSearchOutput.txt"

only works with geotol profile

Sub Main()
 ' Error
   On Error Resume Next

 ' Dim something
   Dim DmisApp As Object
   Dim DmisPart As Object
   Dim DmisCommands As Object
   Dim DmisCommand As Object
   Set DmisApp = CreateObject("PCDLRN.Application")
   Set DmisPart = DmisApp.ActivePartProgram
   Set DmisCommands = DmisPart.Commands

   Dim iCmdCount, iProfilCount, iNoDatumCount As Integer
   Dim sPath As String
   'sPath = DmisApp.GetSystemDocuments(False)
   sPath = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\ProfilSearchOutput.txt"

 ' open file
   Open sPath For Output As #1
   Print #1, DmisPart.FullName
   Print #1, DmisPart.ProgramVersionName
   Print #1, " "

 ' search part
   iCmdCount = 0
   iProfilCount = 0
   iNoDatumCount = 0
   For Each DmisCommand In DmisCommands
     iCmdCount = iCmdCount + 1
     If (DmisCommand.Type = ISO_TOLERANCE_COMMAND) Or (DmisCommand.Type = ASME_TOLERANCE_COMMAND) Then
       'retval = DmisCommand.SetToggleString(8, SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE, 1) -> line
       'retval = DmisCommand.SetToggleString(9, SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE, 1) -> plane
       If (DmisCommand.GetToggleValue(SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE, 1) = 8) Or (DmisCommand.GetToggleValue(SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE, 1) = 9) Then
         iProfilCount = iProfilCount + 1
         If DmisCommand.GetTextEx(DATUM_ID, 1, "SEG=1") = "" Then
           iNoDatumCount = iNoDatumCount + 1
           Print #1, "Nr: " & CStr(iCmdCount) & " " & DmisCommand.ID
         End If
       End If
     End If
   Next DmisCommand
   
 ' close file
   Print #1, " "
   Print #1, "Command Count: " & CStr(iCmdCount)
   Print #1, "Profil Count: " & CStr(iProfilCount)
   Print #1, "no Datum Count: " & CStr(iNoDatumCount)
   Close #1

 ' unDim something
   Set DmisCommand = Nothing
   Set DmisCommands = Nothing
   Set DmisPart = Nothing
   Set DmisApp = Nothing
End Sub

Thank you thank you thank you! 
That was exactly what I needed. 

What the heck is ToggleValue used for anyway? Seems like a catchall. 

in a togglebox the return value is an index of what is clicked in the display list of this box.

This return value was called ToggleValue instead of index in pcdmis.

This togglebox "SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE" shows which geotol type is currently being use for each geotol-command

regarding reading the togglebox, I think this is how it is handled in most programming languages

The list used by "SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE"-Togglebox will probably not change in the future and the valueindex "8" is the profile line, "9" is the profile plane

in a togglebox the return value is an index of what is clicked in the display list of this box.

This return value was called ToggleValue instead of index in pcdmis.

This togglebox "SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE" shows which geotol type is currently being use for each geotol-command

regarding reading the togglebox, I think this is how it is handled in most programming languages

The list used by "SEGMENT_TYPE_TOGGLE"-Togglebox will probably not change in the future and the valueindex "8" is the profile line, "9" is the profile plane