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■ Overview of Linking Database Records to Objects (page 522)
To get information about features and objects
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To get information about features (page 1125)
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To get information about drawing objects (page 1143)
Getting Information about Features
To get information about features
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To access the Data Table (page 1127)
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To search to select data (page 1131)
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To create a calculated property (page 1133)
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To view data for a selected layer (page 1135)
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To view joined data (page 1135)
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To view unfiltered feature class data (page 1135)
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To view non-spatial data (page 1136)
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To highlight features using the Data Table (page 1137)
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To remove highlighting (page 1138)
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To highlight rows of data (page 1139)
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To zoom to a view (page 1141)
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To export from the Data Table (page 1142)
Overview of the Data Table
Use the Data Table to access, view and edit data for multiple feature sources
in a single window. The Data Table displays the data for all the features you
have added to your map.
NOTE The Data Table displays attribute data for geospatial features only. To
display attribute data for drawing objects, see
Overview of Drawing Object
Information.
(page 1144)
NOTE Before you can access the Data Table, you must connect to the feature
sources you want to view or edit and add the data to the map.
You can isolate layers of data, sort, zoom to and edit data directly while
connected to a “live” feature source, or view, attach and edit attribute data
by linking to a spreadsheet application.
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