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indicator “F:” (it must be a capital F) in the

header row followed by the attribute name. ie.

“F:Date mapped”. The row then must specify

the ineld attribute type in the corresponding

cell (below the “F:” header). Valid in-eld

attribute types include “Text”, “Decimal”,

“Number”, or “Date” or you can leave the cell

blank if you do not want that object type to

have that in-eld attribute.

iii. A selectable in-eld attribute name.

Dening Selectable In-eld Attributes: To

import a selectable in-eld attribute using a

CSV le use the following indicator “S:” (it must

be a capital S) in the header row followed

by the attribute name. ie “S:Is Broken?”. The

row then must specify the list of selectable

attribute values in the cell that corresponds

to the “S:” column header. This list must be

separated by comma, ie “Yes,No”.

2. Each row following the header row must dene

the values for the attributes specied in the

corresponding header. If you don’t want to dene

an attribute for a particular object type leave the

column blank for that row.

Acceptable values for the various object type

attributes:

a. “BorderColor” – A hex value representing a color

for the border (for polygon object types).

b. “BorderThickness” – An integer value representing

the thickness of the border (for polygon and line

object types).

c. “CustomImage” – The lename for a le

containing a custom image for the object type

(acceptable le types include .png, .bmp, .jpg)

d. “Fill” – A hex value representing the color used for

a simple symbol

e. “IconIndex” – A number representing an icon

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