# June 27. Geometry editor file import and consolidated metric tables

## Import single geometries from a file

You can now import individual geometries from a file using the map editor toolbar. Supported formats include CSV, ESRI Shapefile, GeoJSON, and KML.

* When editing a single activity, FieldDoc adds the imported geometry directly to the record.
* When working with activity collections:
  * If you select an activity, FieldDoc adds the geometry to it.
  * If you don't select an activity, FieldDoc creates a new activity record.

Support for importing multiple features at once is coming soon.

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:seedling: Learn more about [Geometry](https://app.gitbook.com/s/atQfu0bk7aRHUPp2fz19/essentials/activities/geometry) here.

## Track planned and implemented metric values from a single view

We streamlined batch editing for metric values by consolidating all data into one table, found on the **Metrics** tab. You can view metric targets in the `planned_value` column alongside reported values in the `implemented_value` column. This change eliminates the need to switch between tables and copy-paste starter rows. The obsolete **Implementation** tab will be removed in a future release.<br>

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