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exclude polygons from map matching the first 3 of 8 characters of a property
exclude polygons from map matching the first 3 of 8 characters of a property
I've been searching in the discussion threads and the help menu but I am probably not searching the right keywords or something because I am sure this has been asked, I just cannot find it...
i have an attribute that is 8 characters long. I want to exclude from my map any polygons where the 8 digit property starts with '760' How do I do that? I tried to use a wildcard * but that didn't work.
What I have is some parcels which I have queried to fit within a polyline I created. Several of the parcels have multiple polygons in one place. They did this to indicate parcel's Possessory Interest (PI; basically someone has taxable interest in the parcel but not ownership. The PI polygons have Parcel numbers that begin with 760 followed by the remaining 5 digits. I want to eliminate all of the PI parcels from my map so I am left with the just the ownership polygons.
Right-click on your parcels layer in the Display Manager and select "Query to Filter Data...".
You need to create a query that looks similar to:
NOT (ParcelNumber LIKE '760%')
Replace ParcelNumber with whatever the correct attribute name is in your data, it should then filter your parcels and only display any that don't begin with 760.
Not completely sure, but you have two different criteria going on, one spatial and the second by attribute. Try add an AND before the NOT and see what happens.
