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Clip: point/polygon
Clip: polygon/polygon
Paste
Paste creates new features by pasting the Overlay features onto the Source
features. All Overlay features become new features in the resulting layer. In
addition, areas of the Source that do not fall within the geometry of the
Overlay become features in the resulting layer. Use Paste to combine two
overlapping features. For example, add the attributes of city districts to the
developments they overlap.
The output layer has attributes from both the Source and Overlay. Features
resulting from the Source geometry have values for Source attributes, but their
Overlay attribute values are NULL. Features resulting from the Overlay
geometry have values for Overlay attributes, but their Source attribute values
are NULL.
Paste supports polygon/polygon comparisons only.
Paste: polygon/polygon
Symmetric Difference
Symmetric Difference determines geometry in the Source and Overlay that
does not overlap. Overlapping areas of the features are discarded in the output.
The non-overlapping areas become new features. Use Symmetric Difference
to find areas that are mutually exclusive in two feature classes. For example,
find new housing developments that are outside existing school districts.
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