Pitney Bowes MapInfo Professional - Manual (Page 233)

7. Type the name of the refining boundary in this box. If MapInfo Professional cannot find an exact
match for the object you specified, it lists possible matches.
8. Click Up or Down to move to other pages and choose a specific entry from the list.
9. Click OK and the find is initiated.
You can also use the Find command to locate street intersections. When you type in the name of
the object to be found in the second Find dialog box (enter object name to find), separate the two
items by a double ampersand (&&). For example, to find the intersection of Congress Street and
Christie Street, type "Congress Street && Christie Street."
Finding and Displaying a Selected Object
When you create a query or a SQL query, you may want to see the results of that query visually on the
map.
To find and display a selected object:
1. Do one of the following:
• On the Query menu, point to Select to open the Select dialog box
• On the Query menu, point to SQL Select to open the SQL Select dialog box
The Find Results in Current Map Window check box displays in both dialog boxes.
2. Create your query and verify that it is correct, selecting the open table that you want to query.
3. Select the Find Results in Current Map Window check box to display the results upon completion.
4. Click OK to display the results.
5. For more information, see Selecting All Objects from a Table in the Help System.
Figure: Query Results of Urban Population > Rural Population
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Chapter 9: Selecting and Querying Data