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You can select using a mapbasic commands
in select statement. Start by using this one to give you the
colour of your lines: Select StyleAttr(Objectinfo(Obj,2),4) from Table into
Selection Then insert the colour that you want to
select into the following statement: Select * from Table where StyleAttr(Objectinfo(Obj,2),4) =
16711680 into Selection Alternatively, I think that Bill Thoen had a mapbasic
program that allowed you to do this very well. R ------------------------------------------- Robert
Crossley Agtrix
P/L Far
P: 61 2 6680
1309 F: 61 2 6680
5214 Cooparoo
4151 P: 61 7 3843
3363
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Nott Hello All, This is an odd one – I have received a table
containing about 3,000 sites. Approximately half of which have been updated and
half haven’t. The problem is that the data capture team doing the updates
have simply coloured the updated sites red and the left the unupdated ones
black – they haven’t added a column to the database unfortunately. As you can imagine manually selecting all the red
ones would be a pain as they are scattered amongst the table. Is there anyway
or any tool that can select all the “red” site boundaries?? Told you it was a funny one!! Cheers! John Nott Consultant/GIS Analyst |
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