Select ALL rows in Attribute Table (Pro)

[ZacharyUhlmann1]

Title says it all!  In Desktop there was a select all option in drop down.  Not seeing that in Pro?  Seems peculiar...anybody have workarounds not involving sql queries?  Thanks!  Zach

[ZacharyUhlmann1]

Interesting.  I started up with my company a year ago and our licenses are sprawled out everywhere - I'm sure half are checked out but not used or barely used.  Something I want to clean up.  I'm branching off topic here, so I'll save a Question your response piqued for a later post - preview: floating licenses between occasional users.  That would be nice...Thanks Josh!

[MuryelArantes]

Hi, @jcarlson ! I am having a similar problem, but in my case I just need to select a column from the attributes table so that I can access the properties of just that column and edit for example the thousand separator, as shown in the arcmap image. thanks in advance 

[ZacharyUhlmann1]

Hi @MuryelArantes - looks like you're on Desktop?  Follow these instructions:

https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000008959

1) Table of Contents (TOC) --> right click layer to change --> click (left) on Properties --> Click on Fields tab at top

2) highlight attribute for formatting change on left

3) open numeric properties

Click number format elipsis (...)

4) Edit numeric properties

edit numeric properties

[DanPatterson]

curious as to why you need to select all.  All geoprocessing tools and processes work with all features unless there is a selection, so selecting all is the same as no selection.

[ZacharyUhlmann1]

Hey Dan.  Now that you mention it - perhaps unnecessary?  Using Calculate Field and just a habit when I actually make a selection (not ALL).  

[DanPatterson]

It is not needed... All tools honor selections and if none are selected all are used... try it 

[MattLashendock]

To select all features in ArcPro, and thus all rows of the attribute table, right-click on the layer in the Contents Pane, then under Selection you will find Select All.

[Bud]

Idea - Attribute Table: Select all records