Use expressions to do the following tasks:
Inserts elements into your expression.
Displays a list of properties. Select a property to display its values. For example, for a Building feature with a Street_Address property, you can examine the Street_Address values and choose only buildings on a particular street.
Properties are sometimes called attributes in other GIS systems. Properties can provide demographic, physical, historical, and other data about a geometric feature.
Displays a list of math, comparison, and logical operators.
Displays a list of Math, Text, Date, Conversion and Geometric functions.
Displays a list of math and numeric functions, including standard trigonometric operations, as well as functions for absolute value, exponents, and others.
Displays a list of functions that operate on text properties and are useful for formatting the results of text-related queries.
Displays a list of functions that return the current date or operate on a date string.
Specifies a location as a filter when you draw it on your map. For example, select all items within or touching a specified circle, rectangle, or polygon that you draw.
Displays the geometric elements Area2D and Length2D. Each of these elements takes only the argument Geometry. Using that argument, the expression determines the area or length of the data on the layer. You can then create an expression that filters data by its size. For example, you can select only pipes longer than 50 feet.
Displays a list of options for converting strings from one format to another. For example, you can convert text strings to dates, and then select only items before or after a particular date.
Inserts +, -, *, or / into your expression.
Inserts Boolean comparison operators (equal to, less than, greater than, and so on) into your expression.
Inserts AND, OR, or grouping parentheses into your expression.
Select a property from the drop-down list in the Values Pane to query available values for that property. Double-click on a value to add that value to your expression at the insertion point.
Displays the current expression.
Allows a user to query and use values of selected properties.