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@RashidMustafa Separate download of License Manager is not needed. When your ArcGIS Pro login screen is not showing, try running as admin, clearing browser cache, checking firewall/antivirus, updating Pro patch, using a different browser or resetting Pro's portal cache via Registry Editor; often, it's a browser/network issue or corrupted profile data. Link: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/problem-unable-to-log-in-to-arcgis-pro-on-a-machine-des-000024480

@C_McNamara Have you looked at the Excel attachments on this thread: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-documents/arcgis-pro-functionality-levels-geoprocessing-tool/tac-p/1479144

@MarkAnderson6 Thanks, based on the additional info, there seems to be an issue with the data logic. The calculation expression is simple, wherein it's looking at the 2 fields per district feature and calculating the difference. It is certainly possible to get results for both the district extents. This is working for your first district but not for the second. Are you using the same set of fields for the second district? If so, check if the fields have proper values and there is no filter/selection excluding the calculation.

@SandraFlores-Castillo Congratulations on the award! Thanks for sharing the newsletter - YPN community can benefit from this.

@MarkAnderson6 Seems doable and eager to help, but I don't understand the details. The field has data points from two geographic extents - what field is this GCON01XXX or GCON01YYY? Perhaps a screenshot of the map and few rows of the data will help explain.

@AvaFarouche Looks like you are directly using the Excel Table. Does your other processes work fine with data in Excel - there are specific instructions to Work with Microsoft Excel files in ArcGIS Pro If the required drivers are installed, try using Excel to Table and use the GDB table as input to XY Table to Point tool.

@JakeJacobsAVA As is evident in this thread, there are multiple parameters in play. Organizations are unique in their mix of utility domains that drive functional requirements, workload separations, IT policies (e.g RDBMS platform), integration needs. Accordingly, one size/recommendation will not fit all. Advice community members to consider their unique requirements/circumstances to right-size the Utility Network design.

@PragatiSingh There are multiple considerations in making a design decision here. Electric and Water typically don't mix - best to keep them as separate databases/schemas, one for each domain network. Organizations are unique in their mix of utility domains that drive functional requirements, workload separations, IT policies (e.g RDBMS platform), integration needs. Recommend a holistic approach factoring in all parameters.

Nice! thanks for sharing your solution.

@SanneMikkelsen The link data dictionary works. Perhaps it is getting blocked on your side.

@NicoleHanson1 Thanks for the idea. Dynamic segmentation is a key capability and can be very useful. A few follow-up questions: Is this idea for Overlay Events GP tool? Is this idea for Dynamic Segmentation tool? Or both? The Overlay Events GP tool honors definition query on Input Route Features and Event Layers. So potentially, you can filter LRS data for current time and get the desired output. Have you tested this? If so, are there additional gaps with the output generated.

‎11-20-2025

Updating this old thread for tracking and community documentation. Related post: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/arcgis-pro-calculate-geometry/m-p/1667532 I added links to the Calculate Geometry Attributes as well as requirements of the field/data type for the geometry attributes. Check if you are using 'double' type for XY coordinates.

‎11-20-2025

@ShailendraKomal I added links to the Calculate Geometry Attributes as well as requirements of the field/data type for the geometry attributes. Check if you are using 'double' type for XY coordinates.

‎11-20-2025

Updating this old thread for tracking and community documentation. Use Calculate Geometry Attributes to add information to a feature's attribute fields representing the spatial or geometric characteristics and location of each feature, such as length or area and x-, y-, z-coordinates, and m-values. Access the Calculate Geometry tool by opening the attribute table and right-clicking the field to bring up the context menu. There is an option to 'Calculate Geometry'. This tool can also be accessed directly from the geoprocessing pane from within the Data Management toolbox > Calculate Geometry Attributes. You can select an existing field or provide a new field name. If a new field name is provided, the field type is determined by the type of values that are written to the field. Count attributes are written to long integer fields; area, length, and x-, y-, z-coordinate, and m-value attributes are written to double fields; and coordinate notations such as Degrees Minutes Seconds or MGRS are written to text fields. Reference KB article: Calculate geometry in ArcGIS Pro

‎11-17-2025

Congrats to the Geography Team at UMass Amherst with special mention to @AWildHealy and Andrew-James Finn. You took a common campus problem that impacts students and designed a neat solution. Thanks for sharing your process of employing ArcGIS to address the gap; it is techie and entrepreneurial!

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