Scenario 360 includes a powerful scenario comparison display feature that will allow you to view any combination of maps, images, and/or charts side by side. (You may also wish to create formulas or charts that compare indicator values or assumption values across scenarios. Refer to Scenario-specific assumptions and indicators.)
OPTION
1: Click the 360 Analysis
tab
Scenario Compare icon
.
OPTION 2: Click the Compare Scenarios
button 
on the Scenario 360 toolbar.
The
Compare Scenarios button on the
Scenario 360 toolbar and the Scenario
Compare icon on the 360 Analysis
tab work as toggle buttons. They
allow you to toggle the scenario comparison view on/off.
The scenario comparison window includes a toolbar that will allow you to move around the map view, link map extents, and select layout options.
Sometimes just looking at a map isn't enough. You can use the ArcMap™Identify tool to display all the attributes of a map feature. Click the tool then click on a map feature in the scenario comparison view to see the attributes.
Pan Map
Use this tool to investigate different areas and features of your map view. Click the tool, move the hand over the map display, and click and drag the hand.
Zoom
In, 
Zoom Out,
and 
Zoom to Full Extent
Use these tools to view different areas and features of your map view. Click the tool, move the mouse pointer over the map display and click once to zoom in or out from a point in the map view. Alternatively, click and drag a rectangle defining the area you want to zoom in or out on.
Use this tool to synchronize the map extents (zoom and pan settings) shown in the scenario comparison window with one another and with those in the ArcMap map view.
Click this tool to open an extended toolbar button set of layout options. You can choose from a variety of layout options or customize your window using standard window resize controls (change the width or height of any section of the window by clicking and dragging a border to the desired location). Scenario 360 will "remember" your last saved settings and, upon relaunch, will display the scenario comparison window as you saved it.
The Tasks menu
allows you to choose what you wish to display, and provides another way
to access zoom tools and edit functions. You
can also access this menu by right-clicking on a map, chart, or image
in the scenario comparison view.
The Edit in ArcMap tool available in the Tasks menu or right-click pop-up menu allows you to activate a scenario and begin editing it in ArcMap. This will close the Scenario Comparison window and start an ArcMap edit session.
You can drag and drop charts or scenarios into the scenario comparison view from the 360 Setup tab Tree view.
Identify
Link Map Extents
Tasks Menu