Editing
ArcGIS supports the ability to create new data files for both spatial and attribute data. It also supports the ability to edit existing data. The super modules in this category address the key and detailed issued of data capture and editing.
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Course Sections
Creating New Data FilesShapefile structure, Creating a new shapefile, Shapefile field structure, Field data types, New feature class in a geodatabase, Feature class structure, Feature class options, Creating a stand-alone table
Creating New FeaturesThe Editor toolbar, Editing tasks, Creating new features, Snapping environment, Snapping tolerance, Auto-complete task, Multi-part sketch, Copy & paste features, Union features, Trace tool, Saving edits
Modifying Simple FeaturesManaging individual vertices, Modifying vertices, Dragging a vertex, Moving a vertex to specific coordinates, Reshape features, Cut polygons, Split lines, Merge features, Intersect features, Intersect target layer features, Clip features, Modifying with trim, Modifying with extend, Trim & extend tools, Copy parallel line features
Modifying Connected FeaturesModifying shared features with Topology, The topological snapping environment, Topology display options, Topology cache, Shared geometry, Split edges, Merge edges, Reshape edge, Auto-complete task
Attribute EditingModifying fields in ArcMap, Attribute table rows, Attributes tool, Find & replace, Calculate and numbers, Calculate dates, Date functions, Calculate with strings, String functions, Text case & text conversion, Replace strings, Calculate and shapes