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Why isn't "XY table to Point" working?

AnthonyPodesto

It runs through the process without creating an error and completes "successfully". However, it does not create a new feature class and doesn't add anything to my map. Nothing is different than what I normally do, I don't think.

Any insight is much appreciated.

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Nunottx

in my case everything worked well untill i installed the update patch 2.7.3, now i have same problem, XY Table to Point gives us a sucessfull while dont create the shapefile neither the layer for it.

i tested in local drive, network drive and default location, nothing. the file isent created.

the file i have per default that was working is ArcGISPro_26_175036.exe, this one was working.

gonna un-install everything to see if fixes it.

FIXED:

uninstall the one not working, 2.7.3 , installed ArcGISPro_26_175036.exe and updated to 2.7.3, now is working.

DanHadley

@AnthonyPodestoI am also wondering if you were able to find a solution. I am having the exact same issue and am also working at 2.7. The tool runs and says successful, but nothing shows up in the gdb. I've refreshed, restarted, used multiple projections, all with the same result. Any help would be much appreciated

AmitGajurel

@AnthonyPodesto Were you able to find a solution? I am having the same issue. I was perfectly able to do this on 2.6 but when I update to 2.7, I got the same issue you mentioned. The tools says successful but nothing shows up in the gdb.

AnthonyPodesto

I AM using remote desktop, however everything is hosted on the same machine at the office. I have a tech call with ESRI in the morning, I'll post the results on here. Thanks everyone

PaulSweeney3

I had this issue accessing files remotely via vpn. When I move the file in question to my desktop it worked.

Drew Flater

Dan Patterson‌ is right, you need to use the default selection for the fields, longitude should be the X field and latitude the Y field. I did some quick data entry for the first and last record in your pictured table, with the settings that match your pictured XY Table To Points execution and it displayed both points in central CA. This is using ArcGIS Pro 2.6.

danretired

don't know about state plane, but X is longitude and Y is latitude so check that you selected the correct columns in your file

AnthonyPodesto

I use NAD 83 State Plane California

danretired

confusing, geo1 image has projected coordinates in the longitude and latitude columns, what did you specify for coordinate systems for both?

Perhaps you could clarify

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