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What am I doing wrong?? I am using ArcGIS Pro 3.1.3 and attempting to georeference CAD files with a Parcel Fabric version 5. This is a prototype Parcel Fabric and we are currently 'experimenting' and practicing on local drives. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/3.1/help/data/cad/georeferencing-cad-data.htm The .dwg was delivered with no spatial reference, so the Polylines for importing into the parcel fabric were given a projection via the Define Projection tool. As soon as that was complete, the CAD Data tab appeared as expected. However, the Move to Display command is greyed out.       ... View more

Aloha! I am hoping to get some advice on introducing fixed points into our about-to-be-deployed, newly upgraded ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric (currently v5, Enterprise 10.9.1, ArcGIS Pro 2.9.x or may be 3.1.x. We have contracted with Eagleview for another cycle of imagery capture that will include Certified Orthomosaic and True-Touch technology. Particularly important to note here is that Eagleview will identify visible 'targets' (landmarks) that a surveyor will collect survey grade coordinates in order for the orthomosaic to be spatially aligned accurately. Now for my question: I am attempting to convince the survey coordinator (Sr. Management) that it is important for us to align our Parcel Geometries with the imagery on delivery, and in order to do that Coordinates that we can use for LSA would be useful. Typically, Eagleview utilizes items such as sidewalk curbs which will not help us at all. I have identified visible cul-de-sac centerpoint monuments throughout the County that I am more than willing to create a more visible target for them (example below) for these as they will need to do this in parts of the County where there are no cul-de-sacs and they would prefer to minimize the number of times that will be necessary. What other types of parcel-related landmarks could we use? Obviously, a random concrete pad or large rock or whatever it is they choose will not allow us to use those as fixed points for adjustment. Side note: The County does not require surveys to contain coordinates when submitted for approval. As a result, NGS monuments are our only 'fixed points' and we have not historically made any LSA and simply visually aligned with previous imagery to the best of our ability. Thank you in advance for any assistance.       ... View more

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39292179/how-to-convert-xlsm-macro-enabled-excel-file-to-xlsx-using-python I am attempting to use the code in the above Stack post to save a .xlsm to a .xlsx using win32com in Notebook and it is not working. There are many other suggestions for converting a .xlsm to .xlsx and each one of them relies on using some version of "Save" (SaveCopy, SaveAs, etc.) and none of them are working for me. The error I keep getting is: xlsxwriter object has no attribute 'fill in the blank' Keep in mind that I am fairly new at this (thank you) Please help! #Export xlsm to xlsm) import win32com.client excel = win32.gencache.EnsureDispatch('Excel.Application') excel.Application.Quit() # Load the .XLSM file into Excel wb = excel.Workbooks.Open(r'S:\ALL\GIS\Software\NIGHTLY_UPDATES\GIS_CAMA_RECONCILIATION\RECONCILIATION_STAGING\GIS_CAMA_Reconciliation1.xlsm') # Save it in .XLSX format to a different filename excel.DisplayAlerts = False writer.DoNotPromptForConvert = True writer.CheckCompatibility = False writer.SaveAs(r'S:\ALL\GIS\Software\NIGHTLY_UPDATES\GIS_CAMA_RECONCILIATION\RECONCILIATION_STAGING\GIS_CAMA_Reconciliation1.xlsx', FileFormat=51, ConflictResolution=2) excel.Application.Quit() del excel print(".XLSM Saved as .XLSX") AttributeError: 'XlsxWriter' object has no attribute 'SaveAs'       ... View more

I am using ArcMap 10.6.1 to publish Map services to Enterprise 10.61 These services have been published for quite some time in the same way, utilizing the same .mxd and the same rest service. The published service in question here originates from a parcel fabric sde. The parcel fabric production that provides this data is overwritten nightly from the edit default (in case that matters) All of this, including the original services and .mxd projects, were set up before my arrival and I have not altered anything. The issue is that suddenly there are some labels that are not showing in the map service while others are.... This label expression publishes perfectly, just like it always has: [ENCUMNAME] + "\n" + [STATEDAREA]   This label expression, however, does not: [PARCELID] & VbCrLF & "area: " + [StatedArea] I have attempted: [PARCELID] + VbCrLF + "area: " + [StatedArea] (This returns the desired label) [PARCELID] + "\n" + "area: " + [StatedArea] [PARCELID] + "r\\n" + "area: " + [StatedArea] These return an expression thus   However, no matter what I have tried the ParcelID label will not appear AT ALL in the ArcGIS Enterprise Map Service. I have tried changing the Scale Range, Standard vs. Maplex and various other settings that may affect the outcome. In all instances, hhis is the resulting Map Service label return Can someone please explain to me what I am doing wrong? ... View more

#web map #portal #visibility range #Building  The web map I have published has a minimum visibility range of 1:9027 (street) and I am unable to decrease the visibility range closer than that. In the map image layer, this is not a problem. Every attempt at altering the range has been unsuccessful. It was easy to alter the maximum. The web map attempts to show a .sde parcel fabric based on an Enterprise server through Portal, if that makes a difference. What would be the best way to override the minimum visibility range? ... View more