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Attribute table After Union
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I did a union of 2 layers, which technically represent the same thing but one is the updated version. This means that there is a common field in both, lets call it A. After I did the union, I opened the attribute table and there are two separate fields both with the same name. I can't seem to tell which is which, could someone provide some feedback on how I can identify which is which? I am using ArcMap 10.5
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I did a union of 2 layers, which technically represent the same thing but one is the updated version. This means that there is a common field in both, lets call it A. After I did the union, I opened the attribute table and there are two separate fields both with the same name. I can't seem to tell which is which, could someone provide some feedback on how I can identify which is which? I am using ArcMap 10.5
arcmap union
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
add a comment |
I did a union of 2 layers, which technically represent the same thing but one is the updated version. This means that there is a common field in both, lets call it A. After I did the union, I opened the attribute table and there are two separate fields both with the same name. I can't seem to tell which is which, could someone provide some feedback on how I can identify which is which? I am using ArcMap 10.5
arcmap union
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
I did a union of 2 layers, which technically represent the same thing but one is the updated version. This means that there is a common field in both, lets call it A. After I did the union, I opened the attribute table and there are two separate fields both with the same name. I can't seem to tell which is which, could someone provide some feedback on how I can identify which is which? I am using ArcMap 10.5
arcmap union
arcmap union
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
edited 10 hours ago
Vince
15.1k33050
15.1k33050
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
asked 10 hours ago
Emma PascoeEmma Pascoe
423
423
add a comment |
add a comment |
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The quick and easiest way is to open an editing session, the field that are editable (white header) come from the original table, the one that are not editable are the joined field...
Alternatively disabling the "display alias name" in the table properties will show the join table name as a prefix on the header
answered 10 hours ago
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thanks so much!
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The quick and easiest way is to open an editing session, the field that are editable (white header) come from the original table, the one that are not editable are the joined field...
Alternatively disabling the "display alias name" in the table properties will show the join table name as a prefix on the header
answered 10 hours ago
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thanks so much!
– Emma Pascoe
10 hours ago
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The quick and easiest way is to open an editing session, the field that are editable (white header) come from the original table, the one that are not editable are the joined field...
Alternatively disabling the "display alias name" in the table properties will show the join table name as a prefix on the header
answered 10 hours ago
J.RJ.R
4,146222
thanks so much!
– Emma Pascoe
10 hours ago
add a comment |
The quick and easiest way is to open an editing session, the field that are editable (white header) come from the original table, the one that are not editable are the joined field...
Alternatively disabling the "display alias name" in the table properties will show the join table name as a prefix on the header
answered 10 hours ago
J.RJ.R
4,146222
The quick and easiest way is to open an editing session, the field that are editable (white header) come from the original table, the one that are not editable are the joined field...
Alternatively disabling the "display alias name" in the table properties will show the join table name as a prefix on the header
answered 10 hours ago
J.RJ.R
4,146222
answered 10 hours ago
J.RJ.R
4,146222
answered 10 hours ago
J.RJ.R
4,146222
answered 10 hours ago
J.RJ.R
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4,146222
thanks so much!
– Emma Pascoe
10 hours ago
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thanks so much!
– Emma Pascoe
10 hours ago
thanks so much!
– Emma Pascoe
10 hours ago
thanks so much!
– Emma Pascoe
10 hours ago
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