Tabulated Distance

Use the Analysis | Distance | Tabulated Distance command to create a table of distances, similar to the tables found in atlases. When using this command with polygons or polylines, the distance is calculated from the object's centroid.

The Tabulated Distance command creates a table of distances.

Calculate Tabulated Distances Dialog

The Calculate Tabulated Distances dialog allows you to select which objects are used in the table of distances. It also lets you select the order of objects in the header row and header column.

Move objects into the header row, header column, or both and select their order in the Calculate

Tabulated Distances dialog.

Information Source

Check the List locations from all layers box to display locations from all layers on the map.

Selecting Locations

The Locations found on the map list contains all locations on the layer or in the map document. Click on a location to select it. You can select multiple locations by holding down the CTRL key and clicking on multiple location names. To select a contiguous group of locations, hold down the SHIFT key click on the first location and then click on the last location.

Adding Locations to the Table

To add vertical locations to the table, select some locations as described in the previous section, and click the Add To Right button to add the locations to the header row. Click the Add All To Right button to add all locations to the header row.

To add horizontal locations to the table, select some locations as described in the previous section, and click the Add To Below button to add the locations to the header column. Click the Add All To Below button to add all locations to the header column.

Arranging Locations

If you need to change the order of the locations, highlight a location name in the Locations for header row or Locations for header column list and click the move to top , move up , move down , or move to bottom buttons.

Removing Locations

Select one or more location names in the Locations for header row or Locations for header column list and then click the Remove button to delete it from the list.