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Copying all attribute data within table and pasting into same table to create duplicates?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InQGIS Attribute Table Not Displaying DataCopy/ Paste from spatial attribute tables into non-spatial tables in ArcmapCopying annotation feature and pasting within same layer?Showing selected feature in Attribute Table (Show All Records)?Trying to select, copy and paste just one feature in ArcMap 10.3. ArcMap copies and pastes the entire dataframe insteadMaking copy of attribute within attribute table in ArcGIS for Desktop?Copying attribute table definition to one SHP to another using QGIS?Copy and paste a non-spatial record in the same table (make a duplicate a record)Copy and paste within same table with ModelBuilder?Attribute table QGIS
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I have a spatial layer with an attribute table containing 55 rows.
How do I copy all attribute data within this table and paste it into the same table to create duplicates?
I have editor turned on and I can select the attribute table and click copy but I don't know how to paste into new rows in the same table.
arcgis-desktop arcmap attribute-table paste
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
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asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
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I have a spatial layer with an attribute table containing 55 rows.
How do I copy all attribute data within this table and paste it into the same table to create duplicates?
I have editor turned on and I can select the attribute table and click copy but I don't know how to paste into new rows in the same table.
arcgis-desktop arcmap attribute-table paste
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
Do you want to copy all the Spatial data too?
– klewis
Apr 4 at 15:04
Yes. Selecting all attributes and using edit > paste > target layer worked.
– Anthony Stokes
Apr 4 at 15:25
add a comment |
I have a spatial layer with an attribute table containing 55 rows.
How do I copy all attribute data within this table and paste it into the same table to create duplicates?
I have editor turned on and I can select the attribute table and click copy but I don't know how to paste into new rows in the same table.
arcgis-desktop arcmap attribute-table paste
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
I have a spatial layer with an attribute table containing 55 rows.
How do I copy all attribute data within this table and paste it into the same table to create duplicates?
I have editor turned on and I can select the attribute table and click copy but I don't know how to paste into new rows in the same table.
arcgis-desktop arcmap attribute-table paste
arcgis-desktop arcmap attribute-table paste
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
edited Apr 4 at 19:51
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781246
53.9k1781246
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
asked Apr 4 at 14:57
Anthony StokesAnthony Stokes
947
947
Do you want to copy all the Spatial data too?
– klewis
Apr 4 at 15:04
Yes. Selecting all attributes and using edit > paste > target layer worked.
– Anthony Stokes
Apr 4 at 15:25
add a comment |
Do you want to copy all the Spatial data too?
– klewis
Apr 4 at 15:04
Yes. Selecting all attributes and using edit > paste > target layer worked.
– Anthony Stokes
Apr 4 at 15:25
Do you want to copy all the Spatial data too?
– klewis
Apr 4 at 15:04
Do you want to copy all the Spatial data too?
– klewis
Apr 4 at 15:04
Yes. Selecting all attributes and using edit > paste > target layer worked.
– Anthony Stokes
Apr 4 at 15:25
Yes. Selecting all attributes and using edit > paste > target layer worked.
– Anthony Stokes
Apr 4 at 15:25
add a comment |
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Select the rows you wish to copy, press and hold the CTRL key and press the C key, then press the V key while still holding CTRL.
Alternatively, you can use the Edit menu at the top of ArcMap: Select the rows, click Edit -> Copy, then click Edit -> Paste.
Either action should bring up a dialog box asking you which layer you would like to paste the features into, where you select the same layer they came from.
answered Apr 4 at 15:00
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Select the rows you wish to copy, press and hold the CTRL key and press the C key, then press the V key while still holding CTRL.
Alternatively, you can use the Edit menu at the top of ArcMap: Select the rows, click Edit -> Copy, then click Edit -> Paste.
Either action should bring up a dialog box asking you which layer you would like to paste the features into, where you select the same layer they came from.
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Select the rows you wish to copy, press and hold the CTRL key and press the C key, then press the V key while still holding CTRL.
Alternatively, you can use the Edit menu at the top of ArcMap: Select the rows, click Edit -> Copy, then click Edit -> Paste.
Either action should bring up a dialog box asking you which layer you would like to paste the features into, where you select the same layer they came from.
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PhilippNagelPhilippNagel
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Select the rows you wish to copy, press and hold the CTRL key and press the C key, then press the V key while still holding CTRL.
Alternatively, you can use the Edit menu at the top of ArcMap: Select the rows, click Edit -> Copy, then click Edit -> Paste.
Either action should bring up a dialog box asking you which layer you would like to paste the features into, where you select the same layer they came from.
answered Apr 4 at 15:00
PhilippNagelPhilippNagel
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Select the rows you wish to copy, press and hold the CTRL key and press the C key, then press the V key while still holding CTRL.
Alternatively, you can use the Edit menu at the top of ArcMap: Select the rows, click Edit -> Copy, then click Edit -> Paste.
Either action should bring up a dialog box asking you which layer you would like to paste the features into, where you select the same layer they came from.
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Do you want to copy all the Spatial data too?
– klewis
Apr 4 at 15:04
Yes. Selecting all attributes and using edit > paste > target layer worked.
– Anthony Stokes
Apr 4 at 15:25