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Raster Calculator Error

Jack_C_Duncan

I am trying to perform a weighted suitability analysis with the raster calculator feature, but I am running into a few errors. I attached an image that shows these errors and their error codes.

Here is the script I am using for the analysis:

"%Reclass_Aspe1%" *0.10 + "%Reclass_Slop1%" *0.05 + "%Reclass_Dura1%" *0.40 + "%Reclass_Feat1%" *0.30 + "%Reclass_Feat2%" *0.15

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AdrianPopa

Hello. It is happening to me if I had started to edit an attribute table, doesn't matter which layer. Save your edits, stop editing and try again.

JayantaPoddar

Good observation! 👍

ElizabethGraham

Hi Jack,

Please try removing the space in the output name:

For example, try replacing the space with an underscore: Final_parcels

I am on a newer version of the software. I get this validation error when outputting an fgdb raster with a space in the name.

Please let me know if this resolves your error and if this doesn't resolve your error please tell me what version on the software you are using.

Thanks,
Liz Graham

Without the space in the output name this works with my data in my version of the software

Jack_C_Duncan

I just tried this, no luck 😕

JayantaPoddar

Check if putting parentheses work.

("%Reclass_Aspe1%" *(0.10)) + ("%Reclass_Slop1%" *(0.05)) + ("%Reclass_Dura1%" *(0.40)) + ("%Reclass_Feat1%" *(0.30)) + ("%Reclass_Feat2%" *(0.15))

Jack_C_Duncan

Saving the output as a tif didn't seem to work (that is if I did it correctly). And I'm not sure what you mean with your other suggestion. I am currently recreating the model to see if I can save each raster as a tif.

danretired

one of the issues in the link suggests that you may be trying to upscale a raster. *.tif is the preferred raster format by esri since conventional and gdb rasters can have "issues" regarding path names etc. I would start by saving the output as a tif to a folder, if that doesn't work then you have to backtrack to see what raster if any, is causing the issues. A consistent raster bit type (eg 32 bit) would go a long way to ruling out the non-obvious.

Jack_C_Duncan

Would you mind elaborating on this? Are you suggesting I save each raster layer in the model to the geodatabase? I believe they are already saved.

NikolajG

I misread your response, so actually not that different.

danretired

That is what I said in my post, are you suggesting something different?

NikolajG

What happens if you try a different location or a different format as the output?

danretired

did you save the raster somewhere in your steps. I would save it to a folder as a *.tif

010240: Could not save raster dataset to <value> with output format <value>.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

other things to check as well

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