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NOTE This functionality applies only to drawing objects.
See also:
■
Overview of Queries (page 1235)
■ Executing Queries (page 1288)
■ Altering Properties Using Object Properties (page 1264)
■ Altering Object Properties Using Object Data (page 1267)
■ Altering Object Properties Using Linked Data (page 1269)
■ Filling Queried Drawing Objects with a Hatch Pattern (page 1281)
■ Changing the Color of Blocks (page 1284)
■ Modifying a Property Alteration Definition (page 1285)
■ To create a range table (page 1272)
■ To create a sample range table (page 1273)
To create a range table
1 In Map Explorer (page 2068), under Current Drawing, right-click Current
Query, and then click Define.
2 In the Define Query Of Attached Drawings dialog box, click Alter
Properties.
3 If you are creating a range table for a property alteration, in the Set
Property Alterations dialog box
(page 1863), select the property to alter.
4 Move the cursor to the Expression box and specify the location of the
value on which to base the alteration.
Enter a dot variable, a field name, or other valid expression. For example,
to modify the color of an object based on its elevation, enter .ELEVATION
in the Expression box.
5 Click Range.
6 In the
Define Range Table dialog box (page 1842), click New to create a new
range table.
7 Enter a name for the range table and click OK.
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