Latest Contributions by JenniferBorlick

I'm working in ArcGIS Pro 3.6.3. I am using this expression to calculated if a feature has a "Y" in that field. var esaCount = 0 if ($feature.Hydric=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.FEMA_Flood=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.Depressions=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.NaturalAreas=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.Bedrock=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.Shoreland=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.SteepSlope=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.WetlandBuffer=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.Wetland=="Y") {esaCount+=1} if ($feature.GWPA=="Y") {esaCount+=1} return esaCount If I apply it to the Unique Values Symbology, it works as expected.   If I try to use it with Graduated Colors or Symbols, or Unclassed Colors the result is always 1.   I'm fine with using the Unique Values, I'm just curious if this is expected behavior or if there is something wrong. I'm thinking it might have to do with the Maximum Sample Size reached error that I get when I first select those options because it always defaults to Shape_Length, but it goes away once I enter the expression.  Any thoughts?   ... View more

I'm in ArcGIS Pro 3.6.3 I'm using the Locate Depressions to find kettles and depressions countywide. I keep getting caught up on "Maximum Distance to Connection." Looking at the documentation, it says that it's optional and "This parameter will only be applied if a value is specified for it." There is no way to NOT specify a parameter. It always has the default. If I click in the field and delete the number, it comes back as soon as I click or tab out of the field. I have a minimum area defined. It seems that if I set the distance too short, I "lose" the larger depressions, but if I set it to long, I end up with features that are definitely not depressions. I tested out some scenarios on a small area, but when I tried to apply the parameters to a larger area, they do not work. Am I missing something? Is there some sort of guidance for "distance to connector?" ... View more