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Dear Xingbo Have you followed same procedure mentioned in the below link Creating a geodatabase topology to clean up data errors ... View more

Dear Nor, Kindly go through the below link for step by step procedure. Creating a geodatabase topology to clean up data errors This will hopefully solve your issue. ... View more

Dear Zigmars BUG-000091895 - When the Utility and Telecom Update 4 Patch is ins.. ... View more

Dear Kelvin Yes the numric value indicate that the value which is to be seprated. ... View more

Dear Kelvin The Python syntax for the Calculate Field tool would be: SPLIT1 = !ORIG_FIELD!.split(" ")[0] #0 being the 1st word SPLIT1 = !ORIG_FIELD!.split(" ")[-1] #-1 being the last word Kindly go through below steps also For example, here is a field from some census data I downloaded: Why did they add the text “Census Tract” to all of these? Seems to be a space waster right? All I really want is just the tract number. So what I will do is create a new field, then calc the value to the 3rd word, or tract number, from the other field. First I create a new field named appropriately TRACTNUM. You simply do this using the attribute table window pulldown > Add field… Next, I enter the field name, set the type to Text, and set the length to 10. My tract numbers will not be longer than 10 characters. Press the OK button and the field will be added to the end of the attribute table. Next, I scroll over to the new field name in the attribute table and right click on it to select the field calculator. The field calculator appears. I am using ArcMap 10.1, so I select the Python parser, then double click on the NAMELSAD10 field that contains the tract numbers I want to extract, then set the type to String and click on the .split() function. Next in the expression area between () I enter a double quote, a space, and another double quote, then add [2] at the very end. The expression should look like the following: What this will do is take the text from the NAMELSAD10 field, pass it to the split function which uses the space ” ” as the delimiter to separate the words and then extracts the third word for the TRACTNUM field calculation. In Python, position 0 would be the first word, position 1 the second word, and position 2 the third word, which we want. That is why I used [2]. With everything set in the field calculator, click the OK button. Once the calculation is complete, you will see just the tract numbers in the TRACTNUM field. ... View more

Dan I didn't notice the date . I read the query and replied ... View more

why don't you try cut polygon ArcGIS Desktop ... View more

Dear Tim Easiest way is to use cut polygon. Go through link so you can know how to do it. ArcGIS Desktop ... View more

Dear Ghofran Kindly follow below mentioned process for proper way of doing it. About the ArcGIS Web Adaptor—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server Configuring ArcGIS Web Adaptor with Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Video ... View more

Dear Arun Kindly go through below link for proper understanding of how to import 3d files Import 3D Files—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop And as far as crashing is concern kindly follow below steps and hopefully it wil resolve your issue I'd recommend updating the driver for your video card. Simply using Windows Update does not download the latest driver.  Once you install the newest driver, the crashes should be greatly reduced.  Second thing you can do is delete the C:\Users\<user profile>\appdata\local\esri folder.  Third thing you can try is to delete temp files before you start ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Dear Matej, Kindly go through fiollowing links GIS Tools for Hadoop by Esri http://hortonworks.com/blog/how-to-perform-spatial-analytics-with-hive-and-hadoop/ http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit13/papers/devsummit-194.pdf  ... View more

Dear Priya Kindly go through below mentioned steps+ In layout window, go to Insert > Dynamic Text > Service Layer Credits. Then you will be able to move the credit anywhere. You can delete the text or move it outside of the layout window. When you delete the credit text and add data again or do anything with the map, the credit text will reappear. So the best option is to move the text outside of the window. Next option is to change the text color to no color, then you do not have to move the text. Watch the video Tutorial to remove the ESRI base map credit. Next option is to draw the box on the top of the credit text for the map title. ... View more

Dear PeteYes it is possible Yes it is possible. Go to symbology and add the data who's chats you wanna make.For exporting as pdf do the below mentioned steps. Click the File menu and click Export Map. Navigate to where you want to save the export file. Click the Save as type drop-down arrow and click PDF, EPS, AI, or EMF. Type a file name for the export file. If selecting PDF go to advanced menu and select the 3rd option. ... View more

Dear Dave Try This https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=f0ae73e90c1a4992a1059e7d370966d4 ... View more