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To identify the areas where elevation difference, is 15 feet... assume you mean within 1 cell width you will need to use a Focal Range Focal Statistics (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation You will have to set those to null, prior to calculating slope Set Null (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Slope (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Since that may be a bit of a pain, you might want to just calculate slope, then identify the slope values where 15 feet/cell width is the threshold and set those to null Perhaps a comment as to your end goal would provide alternate/supportive suggestions.

what are the differences? values? huge differences probably means that the coordinate systems being used are not the same (one may be using the native coordinate system of the data, the other the coordinate system of the map)

you should be fine for a while. For every version, there is a page that list the major/minor changes and additions for the released version, for example ... What's new in ArcGIS Pro 3.5—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation more importantly, when a tool/process is to be deprecated and removed, you are given a versions notice Release notes for ArcGIS Pro 3.5—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation so you can assess whether any proposed impacts affect you workflow. As for any book, if it focuses on principles and not keyboard-pokes, then it will last for many years. If you require detailed instructions on how to do something, then keep up with the tutorial and course offerings only one example... Tutorial Gallery | Documentation I will let you explore other options on esri's websites.

assuming the output coordinate system matches the input and the extents are correct, the only thing I could suggest for a try would be to hardcode the output path and use a different output filename in case overwriteOutputs isn't set to True. Dump the 'with' portion as well. If it works through the tool within Pro then your script will have to match the Environment settings for the script to work. Good luck

@ThomasMiller24 transformed_extents = # -- ends in s with arcpy.EnvManager(extent=transformed_extent) # -- no s arcpy.Clip_management(input_raster, transformed_extents # -- ends in s it may have failed with the 99999 error because of the with statement

XY Table To Point (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation your data are in the wrong format for this tool, it needs Decimal degrees in a geographic coordinate system Linear measurements in a projected coordinate system that use numbers to indicate the position with an x- and y-offset from an origin location With no text or punctuation or zonal letter designators See Convert Coordinate Notation (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

3.1 is quite old, you can go back to 3.3 in the help topic, but for 3.5 Add Rasters To Mosaic Dataset (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation You can only add rasters to a mosaic dataset contained in a geodatabase. Those created outside a geodatabase can only contain the contents of a previously created mosaic dataset. So what is the mosaic datased in a gdb?

If you aren't working with onedrive and only have the version of python installed by Pro, then I am out of options (other than try another machine). It is either your data or your installation. Sorry

If the source layers are not featureclasses in a locally stored file geodatabase, convert them to that. You mention xlsx files, as event themes, I assume.

Merge Layers (Standard Feature Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation for Portal Merge (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation for Pro

are you using enterprise 11.3 or earlier? it is a deprecated tool Merge Layers (GeoAnalytics)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

There is really nothing in the help Aggregate Points (Cartography)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation the only one might be the Extent in the Environments option Beyond that, the usual checks Troubleshooting Performance Issues in ArcGIS Pro and you don't indicate whether the local computer has the more recent version of Pro or the server locally run will be faster all being equal

moved to the arcgis-api-for-python-questions

perhaps related Select by Attributes/Location fails for WFS in Pro... - Esri Community

perhaps this BUG-000177324 for ArcGIS Pro and if so, you can subscribe to the bug

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Re: Slope calculation that excludes Elevation changes less than 15'

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