How Coordinate Quality for a Point is Displayed

The quality of the coordinates used to determine the location of a point determine the quality of the point itself. Coordinate quality for a point is displayed in the point's Properties pane using the following symbols:

"Control" quality indicates the highest quality for a coordinate.
"Survey" quality indicates a coordinate value is based on surveyed data of the highest quality.
"Mapping" quality indicates a coordinate value is based on surveyed data of low to average quality.
"Unknown" quality indicates a coordinate value is based on surveyed data of the lowest or unverified quality. This is the lowest quality for a coordinate.

The symbol used to display a point in the Plan View provides some indication of the point's quality.

Point symbol	Point quality
	This symbol represents a point for which one or more coordinates has been assigned a horizontal and vertical Control quality.
	This symbol represents a point for which one or more coordinates has been assigned a horizontal Control quality but not a vertical Control quality.
	This symbol represents a point for which one or more coordinates has been assigned a vertical Control quality but not a horizontal Control quality.
	This symbol represents a point for which each coordinate is office entered and has been assigned a horizontal and vertical quality less than Control.
	This symbol represents a point for which no coordinates exist, or each coordinate is field-entered and has been assigned a horizontal and vertical quality less than Control. The black dot used for this symbol is reduced in size when the point has been included in a network adjustment.
	This symbol represents an event marker.