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# Cloud Script Tool

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To clear a cloud script selection, clear the text in the script field then click the green check mark again:

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### Example: Using Cloud Script to classify points based on height above ground.&#x20;

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The selected/queried points will be highlighted in the main view, as shown in the above example. You can then classify these selected points using the [Classify By Class ](/spatialexplorer-8-and-9/user-interface/toolbars/analytics/classify/classify-by-class.md)tool. A yellow message will be displayed, indicating that this classification is based on your cloud query from the cloud script tool.

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