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BASIC TUTORIAL
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In this exercise we will
search for all Parcels owned by Myton City Corp in Myton City.
First, click on the Parcels Layer in the Layers List.
The message below the map should read:
Parcels is now the Active Layer.

Click on the Query Tool.
The Query Tool opens below the map.
Click on the Field down arrow to open the list of
Field Names.
You can set up a simple or complex Query based on one or more
of these Fields.
Select the NAME1 Field.
Select the LIKE operator .
Enter MYTON CITY CORP* in the Value Box.
Note: The * is the wildcard character.
Search is
case-sensitive.
Now press the [Add to Query String] button.
Notice the double quotes enclosing the character string. It is required.
You may also type in this expression directly once you get
familiar with the syntax.

Now we will narrow the search by adding a second string.
Click "And" box.
Select the SERIAL Field.
Select the LIKE operator.
Enter M-*. (Serial numbers for Myton City start with letter M followed by "-"n and "number". Example: M-1, M-2, M-999.
Press the [Add to Query String] button.
The query string should look like this: NAME1 LIKE "MYTON CITY CORP*" AND SERIAL LIKE "M-*"
Press the [Execute] button to run the search.

Scroll down to the bottom of the list.
Notice that 10 records are returned in your list.
Each record has MYTON CITY CORP as owner and M-number as serial
number.
Click on [Zoom to these records]
The map zooms to these 10 records. They are highlighted in
Yellow.
Click on the hotlink for Record number 10.
The map zooms to display Record number 10 and is shown with
Orange highlight.
The remaining records in the search list are highlighted in
Yellow.

Right Click
anywhere on the Attribute Table.
Click on 'Select All'.

Right Click again
on the Attribute Table.
Select "Copy".
This copies the contents of the Attribute Table to the
clipboard.

Launch Microsoft Excel.
Right Click on top left
cell A1
Click "Paste".

The Attribute Table is copied to Excel at cell location A1.

Click the [Clear Selection] button to remove the highlights.

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