Latest Contributions by AnkitaBakshi

@wayfaringrob PDF is not the recommended way to access the information anymore because of the issues mentioned above. Therefore hiding the UI parameter encourages the use of geoprocessing messages and charts which is recommended moving forward. We kept the parameter accessible in python to not break existing workflows. Hope that helps clear the confusion. Thank you! ... View more

Hi @wayfaringrob , The parameter was intentionally removed from the UI due to the limitations associated with the PDF report generated by the python library matplotlib. This library has compatibility issues with certain languages and newer windows operating systems, which can result in missing fonts and consequently an empty PDF. In summary, relying on this method is not a sustainable solution to ensure the PDF report works effectively for all users. Instead, the new charts and geoprocessing messages are more standard and recommended ways to access the information. However, you can still create reports using arcpy. If you run the tool using arcpy, you can still access the PDF output parameter.  Since the parameter is there in arcpy, the documentation still has it. It is only hidden from the UI to encourage the use of charts and geoprocessing messages. We have also now added a note about it in the toolbox history for the next release.     ... View more

Hi Luzela, As Dan and Kory mentioned, you don't need a license to run these Spatial Statistics Tools. I am wondering if you changed your python environment? Did you clone the environment or install anything in Python? You can also try to delete the local caches and see if that changes anything. The cache by default can be found at this path %localappdata%\ESRI\Local Caches on your machine. Can you also provide the parameters you were using in the tool so that we can try to reproduce this error and give you a solution? Thanks! Ankita ... View more