Which statement best describes editing parcel styles for multiple parcels?

Which statement best describes editing parcel styles for multiple parcels?

• A. Select the parcels in the drawing, then click Properties and modify the parcel style or area label style.
• B. Parcel styles can only be changed one parcel at a time via the Properties dialog.
• C. Changes to parcel style apply automatically to all parcels in the drawing.
• D. Parcel edits must be made through the Prospector only.

Answer: (A)

Editing parcel styles for multiple parcels lets you apply a common style to all selected parcels in one operation. In Civil 3D, a parcel’s appearance is controlled by its parcel style and its area label by the area label style. By selecting several parcels in the drawing and opening the Properties palette, you can set a single parcel style and/or a single area label style that will be applied to all the selected parcels at once. This makes it quick and consistent to standardize the look across a group rather than editing each parcel individually. The other ideas don’t fit as well. You can indeed edit more than one parcel at a time with Properties, not just one. Parcel styles don’t automatically update every parcel in the drawing unless those parcels are all selected or a global/template change is made. And you’re not limited to the Prospector for edits—you can modify styles directly from the drawing via Properties.

Editing parcel styles for multiple parcels lets you apply a common style to all selected parcels in one operation. In Civil 3D, a parcel’s appearance is controlled by its parcel style and its area label by the area label style. By selecting several parcels in the drawing and opening the Properties palette, you can set a single parcel style and/or a single area label style that will be applied to all the selected parcels at once. This makes it quick and consistent to standardize the look across a group rather than editing each parcel individually.

The other ideas don’t fit as well. You can indeed edit more than one parcel at a time with Properties, not just one. Parcel styles don’t automatically update every parcel in the drawing unless those parcels are all selected or a global/template change is made. And you’re not limited to the Prospector for edits—you can modify styles directly from the drawing via Properties.