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11 changes: 7 additions & 4 deletions docs/user_manual/working_with_vector/attribute_table.rst
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Expand Up @@ -134,14 +134,17 @@ QGIS provides two view modes to easily manipulate data in the attribute table:
* The |formView| :sup:`Form view` shows :ref:`feature identifiers <maptips>`
in a first panel and displays only the attributes of the clicked identifier in the second one.
There is a pull-down menu at the top of the first panel where the "identifier"
can be specified using an attribute (:menuselection:`Columns -->`) or an :guilabel:`Expression`.
can be updated using an attribute (:menuselection:`Columns -->`) or an :guilabel:`Expression`.
A :menuselection:`Sort... -->` menu allows you to sort the returned identifiers
:guilabel:`By display name (ascending)`, :guilabel:`By display name (descending)`
or :guilabel:`By custom expression`.
The pull-down also includes the last 10 expressions for reuse.
Form view uses the layer fields configuration (see :ref:`vector_attributes_menu`).

You can browse through the feature identifiers with the arrows on the bottom
of the first panel. The features attributes update in the second panel as you
go. It's also possible to identify or move to the active feature in the map
canvas with pushing down any of the button at the bottom:
of the first panel. The features attributes update in the second panel as you go.
It's also possible to identify or move to the active feature in the map canvas
with pushing down any of the button at the bottom:

* |highlightFeature| :sup:`Highlight current feature` if visible in the map canvas
* |panTo| :sup:`Automatically pan to current feature`
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