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- 1. Attribute Table & Edit Geomatics Department - 2016 ArcGIS Pro Lesson 3
- 2. Edit 1- First of all, ArcGIS Pro support editor automatically, no need to start editing like ArcGIS desktop . ArcGIS Desktop 10.3
- 3. Add Field • Open attribute by right click of shapefile or from (on the ribbon, click the Data tab). Add field Delete field Calculate Field Delete Select There are 3 new field Types in Pro If you have URL or Attached , you can use it .
- 4. Calculate Geometry (Add Geometry Attributes) • If you want to calculate X,Y coordinates (WGS-1984) , you can use Add Geometry Attributes . 1- On the ANALYSIS tab, in the Geoprocessing group, click the Tools . 2- Search about Add Geometry Attributes & run it .
- 5. Edit attributes 1- To edit attribute values, open the Attributes, select the features, and edit the values in the attribute table .Or on the Edit tab in the Selection group, click Attributes . 2- In the Attributes pane, expand the selection tree and click the feature or related records you want to edit and updates the attributes table.
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- 7. Editor • On the ribbon of the Edit tab, you can see all edit options:
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- 9. New Feature • Vertices It is the same tools of ArcGIS Desktop 10.3 1- You can Add & delete vertices from Vertices Tools . 2- To edit vertices values (coordinate) Vertices Tools
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- 11. Snap * Snapping :- • On the Edit tab, Snapping toggles snapping On or Off. The drop-down list enables and disables snap modes . • It is the same tools & idea of ArcGIS Desktop .