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Snapping to point when Rematching

ChipBrownHBG

Using ArcGIS Pro 2.6 (on a remote computer) to rematch addresses after geocoding.

I'd like the "Pick From Map" tool to snap to an existing point. Snapping to points is on, snapping to the point layer is turned on.

Am I missing something to get this to work?

Thanks for thoughts.

Chip

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ChipBrownHBG

Thanks, again, Shana. I appreciate the extra/detailed information regarding the changes for creating locators going as we implement ArcGIS Pro 3.

I still think it would be useful to be able to snap to a point when trying to rematch points. I can think of an instance when it would be faster to use the "Pick from map" option to snap to a known address point (knowing that you will get only a Lat/Lon and not any other information from the point that is snapped to) than to update the geocoded table or the locator.

Shana Britt

Chip:

It's possible you may get better results for that situation if you rebuild the locator with the Create Locator tool without having to create an alternate name table to account for different variations of the street name which would allow you to make use of the following property. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geocoding/additional-tuning-options.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_663D3C8AEB0F4F2DACC721046936945E

If you need to create the locator in ArcMap you will need to create an alternate name table to account for the difference in street name. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/geocoding/the-alternate-name-table.htm

ChipBrownHBG

Here is a better example where no suggests come up in either the Rematch Address Pane or the Locate Pane:

830 Sand Trap Ln does not pull up any suggested matches even though 830 Sandtrap Ln exists in the locator/locator dataset.

Is that expected or should it suggest the Sandtrap address that exists?

Shana Britt

Chip:

For the addresses that did not have candidates in the Rematch Addresses pane, were there candidates returned for the address in the Locate pane?

Are you still using ArcGIS Pro 2.6? Which tool did you use to create the locator that you are using to geocode with? I'm trying to understand why there were no candidates if the feature existed in the data used to build the locator.

Thanks,

Shana

ChipBrownHBG

Thanks for your question, Shana.

I do not think there were candidates in the Rematch Pane and the address was an existing address in the feature class I was using in the geocoder. For what ever reason the addresses in question were not matching automatically and there were no candidates listed.

In these cases, I found the "Match to address location" function in ArcMap useful and was surprised not to see it in ArcGIS pro.

This has come up again recently so I am glad that it under consideration to be included.

Thanks!

Shana Britt

Just curious to know if there were candidates in the Rematch Addresses pane for the address you were trying to Pick on the Map expecting to snap to the existing point. Was the existing point you were trying to snap to in the feature class used to build the locator you were geocoding with?

I'm trying to understand your workflow to see if what you were trying to do is something that we would consider adding to ArcGIS Pro. The ArcMap 'Pick Address from Map' had an option to "Match to Address Location" that snapped to the nearest address returned by the locator versus "Match to Click Point" that snaps to the location you clicked.

Thanks,

Shana

Robert LeClair

Yep - understand what you're saying. It seems this part of the ArcGIS Pro User Interface does not honor snap settings. Just my guess.

ChipBrownHBG

Thanks for the quick response. That makes sense. I was not expecting it to pick up the information from the point FC, just to get the location. I was hoping it to snap to the point so that it would have the same coordinates as an existing point.

Robert LeClair

Hi Chip - the "Pick from Map" functionality uses the map to get the latitude/longitude of the location to generate a candidate list in the lower portion of the pane. You click the candidate in the list you like and click Match. The workflow does not using existing point FC and snapping to generate the list hence the workflow you're seeing. Hope this helps!

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