Modifying an existing rounding rule interval
A rounding rule interval is defined by ranges of values and a precision. The range of values for the interval specifies a minimum and maximum value. Brackets [ ] are used if you want to include the minimum or maximum in the range; parentheses ( ) exclude the value. The precision defines what the value is rounded to (the nearest 0.1 [tenth], 0.5 [half or whole number], 1 [whole number], and so on).
Nota:
If your rounding rule intervals are not large enough, you could experience errors when the application tries to round a value that is not found in any interval of the appropriate rounding rule.
Pasos:
- Start ArcCatalog.
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Add the Rounding Rule Definition tool to a toolbar by completing the following steps:
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On the main menu, click Customize > Customize Mode.
The Customize dialog box appears.
- Click the Commands tab.
- In the Categories list, choose Nautical.
- In the Commands list, click and drag the Rounding Rule Definition button to a toolbar.
- Click Close.
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On the main menu, click Customize > Customize Mode.
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Click the Rounding Rule Definition button .
The Rounding Rule Definition dialog box appears.
- Click the Rounding Rules drop-down arrow and choose an existing rounding rule.
- Click the record in the Rounding Rule Intervals area.
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Click the first column for the value you want to modify and change the parameter for inclusive or exclusive:
- [ ]—A bracket includes the value.
- ( )—A parenthesis excludes the value.
- Change the minimum value you want to modify by clicking in the appropriate cell.
- Change the maximum value you want to modify by clicking in the appropriate cell.
- Click the fourth column for the value you want to modify and change the parameter for inclusive or exclusive:
- [ ]—A bracket includes the value.
- ( )—A parenthesis excludes the value.
- Change the precision value by clicking in the appropriate cell.
- Repeat steps 5–10 for all values you want to modify.
- Change the settings for the primary and secondary mappings.
- Click OK.
9/22/2010