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Source Tab with Table allow duplicates

KenStuder

When adding a reference to a Table in a map document, you can not have the object represented more than once. If you apply a definition query to filter the table, you then can not add the same table yet have a different query applied. Also, although you can sort the values in a particular column, we do not have the ability to report the distincts and the count of the distincts either. This functionality is available in a layer file and would be useful on the table side as well.

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Chris Fox

Thank you for your idea. In regards to the second aspect of this request I believe if you right-click the field you wish to report the distinct records and select summarize you will produce a table of distince records with a count of how many times each occurs in the table. Please comment back if this was not the functionality you were looking for.

PaulLohr

Hi Ken,

This is an old post but perhaps this will be helpful. This is aimed at the idea of having multiple copies of a table in the same map document. If you run the Make Table View tool from within a modelbuilder session and choose 'Add to display', a table view should be added to the table of contents. The table remains in the map document even after saving / closing / re-opening. I tested this with version 10.2.2, ArcSDE and SQL Server 2008 R2.

Merry Christmas,

Paul Lohr

KoryKramer

Closing this as it was submitted against ArcMap. If I understand the ideas correctly, this is possible in ArcGIS Pro. The same table can be added to a map multiple times and each table view can have different definition queries applied. Moreover, a single table view can have multiple definition queries applied and you can toggle between them as with any other layer in ArcGIS Pro.

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