You can edit individual drawing points graphically (in the drawing), or you can use the Point Editor.
Change the properties of multiple drawing points using utilities that perform batch operations, such as renumbering or changing elevation.
You cannot edit project points directly. To edit project points, you must check the points out to a drawing, modify them, and then check them back in to the project. For a procedure for changing large numbers of project points, see Modifying A Large Number of Project Points.
For more information about working with project and drawing points, see Managing Points.
Tutorial Exercise: Displaying and Editing Points
Topics in this section
- Moving Points
Use grips to move a point in a drawing.
- Rotating Points
Use grips to rotate point markers, labels, or the entire point object.
- Resetting Points
Reset point labels and markers to their original location and rotation angle.
- Editing Points Using the Point Editor
Use the Point Editor to modify the properties of drawing points.
- Editing Points Using the Object Properties Window
- Editing Points Using Point Editing Utilities
Use the point editing utilities to change multiple drawing points using a single command.
- Modifying A Large Number of Project Points
Use the procedure described in this topic to make a change, such as an elevation adjustment or a change to all eastings or northings, to a large number of points in a project.