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Perfect that worked, thanks!! How will sharing this onto online work now? Do I just go to the point layer > sharing > share as web layer?
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02-14-2022
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What am I doing wrong here? I am trying to relate a table with multiple rows of data to another table that has one row of data with the coordinates for that point. The "Lith" table contains the lithology and intervals for the on water well that was drilled which is shown on the TX Well location table. The well location table only has on row for each hole & has the coordinates for that hole. How do I relate the "lith" table with its many rows to that one hole from the tx well data? As you can see in the images "WellReportTrackingNumber" is my relating field for both tables? My workflow for what I have tried so far is the following: 1. Import both tables (Lith) & (Tx Well Location) which I also plotted. 2. Click on the plotted point layer > Add Relate & then do the following. After this I try and check the join but nothing seems to have happened. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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02-14-2022
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Lance Cole I did what you outlined again and it still would not relate the table or show up on the map. 1. I added the two tables to my geodatabase, by clicking import tables and I brought them from a csv file on my computer into the geodatabase. 2. Then I went to geoprocessing and used the add join tool and it did not work. The one table shown in the contents is what is visible in the attribute viewer and is the product of my add join tool function from the two tables I brought into the geodatabase. What do you recommend I do next or what am I doing wrong here? Thanks for all the help again and I look forward to hearing back from you.
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09-18-2019
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Lance, So I did what you outlined and it still did not work. First I brought in both the table with the point location and the table with the multi lined information. Below is a picture of both tables being brought in and a attribute view of the Core locations table. Along with a picture of the multi lines table that I want to join to the locations table. Next I took the locations table and created it into a point layer, everything comes out fine and accurate in the right spot. Which you can see below. Now when I try to relate it I click on the point file displayed on the map and push new relate, and set up the fields accordingly. (Seen in photo below). Once I run this nothing really happens I click on the point layer in the maps attribute table and it is just the locations table shown I do not see any other choices to show or view the log data that I just joined. Also shown below. What do I need to do to fix this? Thanks (It better work this time my bad)
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09-16-2019
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I have one csv. file with geologic core hole the fields are its name and its northing and easting. In my other csv. file I have the core log data, so each hole drilled has multiple rows of corresponding strata thickness in the core log. My related columns in both tables are the core hole name, so I am relating one to many. My problem is when I go to relate them and select the point on the map only the first row of data shows up and I have to arrow to the next row and so on, does anyone know how to make it show all the rows of data when I select the point on the map? This is my first table I import and turn into a points layer. Everything here is fine and how I want it and in the right location. Drillhole name Northing Easting Surface 07RU01 564815 1809307 720 07RU02 563358 1809476 724 208-98-1 565786.1 1811581 750.81 208-98-2 565762.5 1810901 771.4 208-99-1 564668.1 1811355 800 208-99-2 566250.3 1811398 731.61 208-99-3 566602.4 1811059 728.6 2000-1 565024.6 1811063 633 I then bring in the table below, and try to relate it (not all data shown in the table below) but it only allows me to join. And from here I cannot get it to do what I want. Which is I would like to be able to relate the table and be able to click to point and see all the rows of drill hole data associated with that one point. Thanks for the help and I look forward to hearing back Drillhole name Northing Easting Surface Strata name Bed Name Key Top Depth Bot Depth 07RU01 564815 1809307 720 Limestone CARTERS y 0 34 07RU01 564815 1809307 720 Limestone Lebanon y 34 150 07RU01 564815 1809307 720 Limestone RIDLEY y 150 250 07RU02 563358 1809476 724 Limestone CARTERS y 0 34 07RU02 563358 1809476 724 Limestone Lebanon y 34 148 07RU02 563358 1809476 724 Limestone RIDLEY y 148 250 208-98-1 565786.1 1811581 750.81 Overburden OVERBURDEN n 0 10 208-98-1 565786.1 1811581 750.81 Limestone Lebanon y 10 90 208-98-1 565786.1 1811581 750.81 Limestone RIDLEY y 90 250 208-98-2 565762.5 1810901 771.4 Overburden Overburden n 0 10 208-98-2 565762.5 1810901 771.4 Limestone Lebanon y 10 110 208-98-2 565762.5 1810901 771.4 Limestone RIDLEY y 110 250 208-99-1 564668.1 1811355 800 Limestone CARTERS y 0 23 208-99-1 564668.1 1811355 800 Limestone Lebanon y 23 122 208-99-1 564668.1 1811355 800 Limestone RIDLEY y 122 150
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