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ArcGIS Shp Files using Map 3D 2013


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Is anyone out there familiar with using shapefiles (.shp) and manipulating the data that is contained in the shapefiles?

 

I am new to this mapping world and using GIS files to create functioning Cad dwg's. Spoon feeding would be welcomed!

 

Thanks,:itsover:

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manipulating the data that is contained in the shapefiles?

Well, if you only wanna see the graphic content of a shapefile, with its Gis attributes, type in _MAPIMPORT setting it like this:

 

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However, if you must edit the attributes inside, I advise to do it in a Gis opensource, or simply editing the .DBF in Excel (without adding rows).

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Is anyone out there familiar with using shapefiles (.shp) and manipulating the data that is contained in the shapefiles?

 

I am new to this mapping world and using GIS files to create functioning Cad dwg's. Spoon feeding would be welcomed!

 

Thanks,:itsover:

 

I don't have a spoon will a spoork be ok?

When you get stuck or confused ask away someone will provide some assistance.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Emigrato,

How are you???

 

Can u explain better how to i edit in excel?? My GPS give me lines i cannot offset,

if you want, i can attach my shp files.

 

Tks in Advance!

 

Ps: Sorry about my poor english!!

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How are you???

Fine, thanks.

 

If you'd like to edit the geometry of your survey data, you should simply _MAPIMPORT that shape in Autocad Map, as explained above (see post 23rd Aug 2012 11:37 am).

 

However, if you'd like to edit the inner attributes (textual), use the powerful free Mapwindow_Gis or edit the .DBF in Excel, amigo.

 

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