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Non-repro: Add Fields (multiple) not updating derived data element

Dale_Honeycutt · 2024-03-16T00:52:12+00:00

* Create a new model * Add data that has a table. (Don't worry, you won't execute any tools) * Add the 'Add Fields (multiple)' tool and make the data the input table * Create a couple of new fields (again, don't execute) * Connect Calculate Field to the output of Add Fields and open Calculate Field * The fields you added…

Dale_Honeycutt

Create a new model
Add data that has a table. (Don't worry, you won't execute any tools)
Add the 'Add Fields (multiple)' tool and make the data the input table
Create a couple of new fields (again, don't execute)
Connect Calculate Field to the output of Add Fields and open Calculate Field
The fields you added with Add Fields don't appear in the list of fields to calculate. They should -- that's the behavior of Add Field.

Add Fields isn't updating its output data element with the new fields.

UPDATE: I wasn't able to reproduce this after closing & reopening project, or trying this in other projects. User error?

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GeeteshSingh07

Hi @Dale_Honeycutt, I wonder which version of ArcGIS Pro you are using?

I could see my fields in 'FieldName' section:

Dale_Honeycutt

Wow - I'm using Pro 3.2.2

I'll try this in a couple of other projects and inputs.

It was definitely reproduceable in the project I was working on.

Dale_Honeycutt

I'm seeing the fields now - different project, different input.

Don't know what could have caused this -- I'm beginning to think its user error.

Thank you for investigating.