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on February 6, 2023

Selecting multiple coded values for domains

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Contents:

  • Is it possible to select multiple coded values in a domain field in ArcMap?
  • How do I select multiple values by attributes?
  • Why would you want to use coded value domains?
  • What is coded value domain?
  • Can a domain be used in multiple data elements?
  • How do you use multiple domains?
  • How do I select multiple elements at once?
  • How do you select multiple variables?
  • Can we select multiple values in a parameter?
  • Can a domain have multiple ranges in a function?
  • Can a domain have multiple ranges and still be a function?
  • How do I select multiple features in ArcGIS?

Is it possible to select multiple coded values in a domain field in ArcMap?

Answer. No, it is not possible to select multiple coded values in a domain field in ArcMap. This is also a limitation in ArcGIS Online.
 

How do I select multiple values by attributes?

Separate each value with a comma.



Procedure

  1. In ArcMap, open the attribute table of the layer.
  2. Click the Table Options button. > Select By Attributes.
  3. Double-click the field that contains the desired values.
  4. Add a space after the field name and type IN.
  5. Select the parentheses icon.

 

Why would you want to use coded value domains?

A coded value domain allows you to choose from a list of values that are allowed in a field. A range domain allows you to specify a valid range for values in a numeric field. Both types of attribute domain thus provide means of enforcing data integrity.

What is coded value domain?

The coded value domain includes both the actual value that is stored in the database (for example, 1 for pavement) and a more user-friendly description of what that value actually means. Validation for coded value domains is accomplished by restricting the user to choose field values from a drop-down list.

Can a domain be used in multiple data elements?

Domain. Domains are a technical description which can be used by more than one data elements with similar characteristics. Domain is assigned to Data Element.

How do you use multiple domains?

Pointing two URLs to the same website is a good way to direct traffic to your site from several different domain names. You can accomplish this in two ways: either redirect one of the URLs to your primary domain, or create an alias for one of the URLs. The alias would point that domain towards your primary domain.
 

How do I select multiple elements at once?

Press and hold CTRL. Select the next item that you want.

How do you select multiple variables?

You can also select multiple variables: To select multiple variables that are grouped together in the variable list, click the first variable and then Shift-click the last variable in the group.

Can we select multiple values in a parameter?

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Can a domain have multiple ranges in a function?

No. Domains do not have any range at all. A function has a range. A function can have the same range for two different domains.

Can a domain have multiple ranges and still be a function?

Each element of the domain is being traced to one and only element in the range. However, it is okay for two or more values in the domain to share a common value in the range. That is, even though the elements 5 and 10 in the domain share the same value of 2 in the range, this relation is still a function.

How do I select multiple features in ArcGIS?

For selecting multiple features at once, hold the shift button and select more features. At the bottom of the map view, the Selected Features counter will be set to one.
 

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