Select for Table
At the bottom of the screen, in the LINK-GIS map viewer you’ll find an interactive table that displays additional information about the parcels shown on the map. To visualize this content, click on the Select for Table widget (1), it is the third icon from left to right, on the top right of the map viewer.
A dialog box will appear, allowing you to choose which map layers to include in your selection. You can toggle each layer on or off as needed. To activate the selection clic on the arrow inside the dialogue box (2).
When the dialog box first opens, the selection arrow appears inactive (black arrow on a white background). Once activated, it changes to a white arrow on a black background. Hovering over the arrow reveals the following options:
- New selection: Draw a shape
- Add to current selection: (Shift + Draw)
- Remove from current selection: (Ctrl + Draw)
- Select subset from the current selection: (Shift + Ctrl + Draw)
The dialog box is fixed in position but can be minimized by clicking the collapse button at its top right. Your selection will remain active even if the box is closed. To reopen it, click the expand button or click the Select for Table icon again (1).
The selected parcels will be highlighted in cyan, and their attributes will appear in the interactive table at the bottom of the map viewer. If your selection includes parcels from multiple counties, each county’s parcels will be displayed in a separate table. You can switch between these tables by clicking the layer name at the top of the table (4).
Each table is clearly labeled with its corresponding layer name. The total number of selected parcels is shown at the bottom of each table, and also next to each layer name in the selection dialog box. To minimize or expand the table, click the arrow icon (5) at the bottom of the map viewer.
Additional actions are available next to each individual layer—see the image below for details.
You can also access actions that apply to the entire set of selected layers—refer to the next image.