You can insert tables into a drawing to document the geometry of selected objects.
Each row in a table contains information about a single object component, such as a line. Tables are supported for points, parcels, alignments, surfaces, pipes, and structures.
Add a table to a drawing by doing the following:
Select table data by using the following methods:
When you insert a table into a drawing, most labels are required to be displayed in tag mode (the exceptions to this rule are parcel area tables and point tables).
If the labels are currently set to label mode, they are automatically switched to tag mode when you insert the table. Although it is not required, you may prefer to set the label styles to tag mode before inserting a table to avoid the creation of unwanted styles.
After creating tags, you can renumber them to reset their sequential order.
When you perform a surface analysis, the data is separated into ranges that are assigned different colors. Legend tables display these colors and range values.
Add a surface legend table to a drawing, by doing the following: