Hello,
I am trying to publish my datat from ARcMAP to GISonline{Share as service} and get error
see error attached.
Any clue on how to fix my table?
Thank you.
C
Hi Carole,
The 1000 feature limit applies only to data that is stored in the web map (add layers from files in the map viewer). If you add the CSV as an item and publish the service as described in this document, then you will publish a feature service which does not have a feature limit.
-Kelly
How do I generate feature for the Excel sheet?
It looks like you cannot publish a standalone table and there is a standalone table in your table of contents. To see your full list of objects in your TOC, click on the List by Source icon . Here you can see your table and can remove them so that you can publish successfully.
Are you wanting to generate features from an XY column in your excel sheet?
You have three options:
-put your tables in a geodatabase and this error should go away (but will copy to arcgis online)
-join your tables to your feature and export to a new shapefile with the attributes included
-use XY coordinates to create the feature and export to a shapefile for loading
I'm guessing you are wanting to display the data from your excel table onto your map? If so, right click on it in the table of contents and choose Display XY Data: And follow the prompts.
Or this document explains how to add your XY data another way:
Adding x,y coordinate data as a layer—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop
Could you please explain?
_put your tables in a geodatabase and this error should go away (but will copy to arcgis online)
To do this, do I turn the excel into shape first through X, Y?
join it with the shape file ?
I did this, and it still had the error.
Thank you for your help.
I will try this.
Thank you
Yes, I was successful displaying it to the map successfully. It is sharing it onto GIS Online that gives me issues.
Tks a lot
put your tables in a geodatabase and this error should go away (but will copy to arcgis online)-
NO just load the table into your geodatabase through the catalog
oin your tables to your feature and export to a new shapefile with the attributes included
-Yes
-Did you export to a shapefile, because just displaying events does not actually create data
Also, if you don't need them be just shapes, converting from XY will take up more space on AOGOL and esentially use more credits. If you just want to share the table I would use the geodatabase option since it wont store all the files that have to draw shapes, just basically the dbf.
I believe I got it to work using zip shape file through Add Items.
Thank you all for all the help and support
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