Latest Contributions by AidaGuhlin

‎11-18-2015

That clarifies things! Thanks, I think I know how to fix this issue then!

‎11-18-2015

I see what it's talking about, but if you look at this box that they're speaking about: I don't have such a box, whether it's when I create the group or when I go to edit the settings of the group now. All I have that seems to be remotely close to it is a button allowing me to say members are contributors.

‎11-17-2015

I haven't checked either of those threads, but I will look at them and keep that update information in mind as well. On hold until tomorrow I suppose. Thanks Rebecca!

‎11-17-2015

I appreciate the sleuthing but I don't seem to have anything that they're talking about. I tried making the layer editable but that doesn't seem to do anything either.

‎11-17-2015

I created a group in my ArcGIS Online account and added a map that I had created to it and then edited all settings so that way people in the group could edit the map. However, they can only save a copy of the map with their edits, which is obviously not the point. I did some sleuthing and got to this page: Enable colleagues to update your maps and apps | ArcGIS Blog which has helpful info if my settings page looked like that, but as you can see, it doesn't. Unless I'm missing some magic pages here, I don't have the same ArcGIS Online account apparently as the one noted. I've attached what the group settings looks like to me, and would love any other suggestions/explanations/advice. Thankfully, our project isn't necessarily time sensitive, but since we're an educational organization, I would love to have this figured out so more projects can go forward with ArcGIS Online in the future.

‎03-02-2015

Thanks Melita Kennedy! I'll be sure to try that and see what I get and provide an update!

‎02-27-2015

Actually, looking at all of the places where this occurred...this might be the case. Any suggestions on how to rectify it?

‎02-27-2015

Oh right, I remember this. So do you think this is the case?

‎02-27-2015

Both tracts actually are not rectangular in what appears to be all of the cases. By calculating the centroid, could you elaborate?

‎02-27-2015

To create population weights, I'm using the Mean and Median Center tool to find the center of our populations in census tracts. However, I've noticed that some of the points that are popping up are physically appearing in the census tract next to the census tract they should be in, resulting in two points in one tract when there should be just one. However, the attribute table does verify that they are belonging to a different census tract, just not physically displaying them in the different census tract. Has anyone run into this issue? Does anyone know how to fix it?

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Latest Contributions by AidaGuhlin

Re: Why can't users in my group edit the map that is in the group's content?

Re: Why can't users in my group edit the map that is in the group's content?

Re: Why can't users in my group edit the map that is in the group's content?

Re: Why can't users in my group edit the map that is in the group's content?

Why can't users in my group edit the map that is in the group's content?

Re: Mean Center/Median Center tool providing points mathematically centered but physically appearing in the wrong location

Re: Mean Center/Median Center tool providing points mathematically centered but physically appearing in the wrong location

Re: Mean Center/Median Center tool providing points mathematically centered but physically appearing in the wrong location

Re: Mean Center/Median Center tool providing points mathematically centered but physically appearing in the wrong location

Mean Center/Median Center tool providing points mathematically centered but physically appearing in the wrong location