Latest Contributions by JessiePechmann2

Update, I fixed this by manually assigning the Coordinate System to current map when using the Create Feature Class tool. By default, no Coordinate System is assigned. Some of my colleagues have had the same issue, so I hope this helps others!  ... View more

Hi all, It was unique to my profile. After significant testing, no solution was found. It is not possible for me to re-create my profile at this time. I'm bummed, I liked using Chart Frames! Have to go back to using copy and paste in from Excel.  Hope this helps, Jessie ... View more

Great, thank you! We are having trouble getting me the permissions I need to start a case. Any advice would be appreciated.  ... View more

Hi Tom, Thank you for the quick response, I appreciate it. I have confirmed that this is also an issue on 2 of my colleague's computer's who have also updated to 2.3.1, and not on my colleague's computer running an older version of Pro. I admit it could be unrelated, as that is not an extensive check. I also have confirmed this issue is limited to Chart Frames. Table Frames add to the layout okay. Our current workaround is making the chart in Excel, which is similar to your workaround. Both require extra steps when the data is updated and do not look as good, so hoping to get this resolved soon. I have submitted a request to my organization for permission to open a case.  Kind regards, Jessie ... View more

Hi all, I just had this happen to me with 2.3. I was using 2.3 the whole time, and that is the most updated Pro version. Very sad. I think Pro might have crashed while running the mosaic rasters function. Has anybody found a workaround to at least rescuing the layouts in the file? This was a complicated layout I lost, and I am really hoping to save at least some of it!  Thanks for the help, Jessie ... View more

There is nothing in my default settings (see screenshot below). This is what I see when I open up the tool, I have not changed anything. Are there supposed to be values here by default? Thank you for your help, Jessie ... View more

I found this example and made it even simpler. FC equals your feature class, fieldList equals what fields you want to keep. My code is below. #Define function to take an input layer and output a layer with only a defined field list def filter_fields(FC, fieldList): # List input fields fields= arcpy.ListFields(FC) # Create a fieldinfo objects fieldinfo = arcpy.FieldInfo() # Iterate over input fields, add them to the FieldInfo and hide them if # they aren't in the list of fields to be kept for field in fields: if not field.name in fieldList: fieldinfo.addField(field.name, field.name, "HIDDEN", "") # Copy features to a layer using the FieldInfo temp = "temp" arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(FC, temp, "", "", fieldinfo) #Call the function outFeature= "admin3_AllJoined" filter_fields(outFeature,["Admin3_admin1Name","Admin3_admin3Name","Education_Table_Education_Percent","Education_Table_Education","Food_Table_Food_Percent","Food_Table_Food_Fraction","Healthcare_Table_Healthcare_Percent","Healthcare_Table_Healthcare_Fraction","Hygiene_Table_Hygiene_Percent","Hygiene_Table_Hygiene_Fraction","NFI_Table_NFI_Percent","NFI_Table_NFI_Fraction","Nutrition_Table_Nutrition_Percent","Nutrition_Table_Nutrition_Fraction","Protection_Table_Protection_Percent","Protection_Table_Protection_Fraction","Shelter_Table_Shelter_Percent","Shelter_Table_Shelter_Fraction","Water_Table_count","Water_Table_Water_Percent","Water_Table_Water_Fraction"]) #arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(layerName,outFeature) arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("temp",outFeature2) ... View more