You can view or change the attributes of existing map features during analysis. Whether you're using ArcMap, ArcEditor, or ArcInfo, you use the same editing tools in Scenario 360 to work on your geographic data. (To view attributes of new map features as you create them, use the Scenario Sketch Monitor .)
It may be helpful to set
selectable layers using the Selection
menu in ArcMap then clicking Set Selectable
Layers. This
will open a list that lets you choose which layers you want to select
when editing. For example, you might want to select a large number of
buildings by drawing a box around them; but as you drew the selection
box, you selected a parcel by mistake. To avoid this, you might uncheck
the Parcels layer in the Selectable
Layers list so that parcels cannot be selected.
Click the Edit
Tool button 
on
the ArcMap Editor toolbar and
select the features you wish to view or change. If
multiple features are selected, all selected features will assume any
newly assigned value. Any
other computed attribute values will automatically be refreshed.
Right-click on the selected features and click
Attributes on
the pop-up menu.
-OR-
Select a feature and click the View
or Change Feature Attributes button 
on the Scenario
360 toolbar.
When you have finished viewing or editing your attributes, close the attributes window.
When you have finished editing your map features,
stop the editing session by clicking the 360
Analysis tab Stop
Edit icon or by clickingthe
Stop Edit button 
on
the Scenario 360 toolbar.
You will be prompted to save or discard your edits. Click Yes to save your edits, click No to discard your edits, or click Cancel to return to the editing session.