Latest Contributions by Bud

For labels on features in a map, such as address labels generated/concatenated from an expression, I want to right-click the label in the map and copy it to the clipboard. And/or see the label text in the Explore pop-up and copy the text from there. Otherwise, it seems like the label text isn't available for copying; only the underlying, unconatenated fields are available in the Explore pop-up. ... View more

It would be helpful if we could name a FC starting with a number, such as a property address: 123_Main_St. Currently, that doesn't seem to be allowed; a FC can only start with a letter. ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.4.3 In the pop-up window, I want to right-click a hyperlink and copy it to the clipboard, rather than selecting the text to copy it. Users get confused when there is no copy option in the context menu. They don't realize they need to select the text in order to right-click and copy it.   ... View more

Table to Excel gp tool: .XLS is the default file type. .XLSX would be the preferred default file type. ... View more

It would be great if we could export to Excel directly from the Contents > Data menu. Add a new "Export to Excel" option under "Export Table".   ... View more

Use Case: Find municipalities that have a riding that extends beyond the municipal boundary/overlaps another municipality. Municipalities: https://geohub.lio.gov.on.ca/datasets/lio::municipal-boundary-lower-and-single-tier/about  Ridings: https://www.elections.on.ca/en/voting-in-ontario/electoral-district-shapefiles.html  Hint: Do a negative 500m buffer so that slight overlaps are ignored by geoprocessing tools. Examples: Toronto, Ajax, and Whitby are not examples of municipalities that meet this criteria. But most other municipalities do meet this criteria. The green labels pertain to the municipalities, not the ridings. Idea: A single geoprocessing tool that would output a copy of the Municipalities layer, but would have a column that indicates if any of the overlapping ridings touch any other municipalities. Right now, I am using a multi-step process with multiple spatial joins that is overly complicated. ... View more

Edited. I have a municipality FC and a riding FC. The spatial relationship of the data is one-to-many: one municipality intersects many ridings. I want to do a one-to-many spatial join (a row for each intersecting riding), but I want a column in the output that indicates the Join_Count_Per_Group; I want each row to indicate how many ridings there are per municipality. All within a single geoprocessing operation. Currently, with one-to-many spatial joins, the Join_Count field is set to 1 (or zero?) for every row. ... View more