The coded value domain and subtype descriptions are for display purposes only. To set subtype and domain options, check Display coded value domain and subtype descriptions and check the check box to validate records automatically.Uncheck Mark indexed fields with if you prefer not to see which columns are indexed. To set the character used when indicating whether a column has an index associated with it, type the character.Increasing the height of the cells in your table makes these fields easy to read. This is particularly useful if your table contains long text fields, such as description or comment fields. If the height you specify for Cell Height provides enough space in a cell to accommodate additional lines, the content of the cell wraps if it exceeds the current width of the column. You should normally leave the default column header height at 125% and the default cell height at 115%. To set the column header height at the top of the table and the height of rows in the table, type values for the percentage of font size.Click the Table Font Size arrow and click a point size. To set the text font and size, click the Table Font arrow and click the font you want to use.
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Changing this setting here applies to new table windows you open, not to table windows you have already opened.įor an individual table, click Table Options on the Table window toolbar and click Appearance. Changing this setting here changes it for all the applications. Settings applied to the ArcMap Options dialog box accessed from the Customize menu will apply to all tables you work with in all ArcGIS Desktop applications.
You can customize the look and style of the table by changing the font, color, and size of fields, records, and values. There are many ways that you can make the table and attribute information easier to work with.
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