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Hyperlink in a Datatable

CameronCole1

I am trying to bring a .CSV file into arcmap that has a hyperlink to a .pdf in one of the fields. When I convert the .csv to a .dbf the hyperlink is lost. How can I keep the "attachments" I want? Or do I have to reattach the image afterwards in the .gdb to the feature class?

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DanPatterson_Retired

Yes, although I hate it when excel is used as a database manager, I do understand the need.

I would skip the intermediary dbf problem, but working with excel and Arc directly using esri's tools

An overview of the Excel toolset—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop and

Excel To Table—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

perhaps some of the issues can be dispensed with. give it a try

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DanPatterson_Retired

you may as well just create your tables in Arc* then, there is nothing wrong with that... I do it all the time

CameronCole1

Dan,

Yes I agree excel isn't the best manager. We are trying to get away from it and put all of the data into arc.....its a process.

Thank you for the help! I will just upload the excel file into my feature layer via the tool you described. I cant believe I forgot that tool.

CHEERS!

DanPatterson_Retired

Yes, although I hate it when excel is used as a database manager, I do understand the need.

I would skip the intermediary dbf problem, but working with excel and Arc directly using esri's tools

An overview of the Excel toolset—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop and

Excel To Table—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

perhaps some of the issues can be dispensed with. give it a try

CameronCole1

Dan,

Ok so the link didn't carry through. It had the text that was there but no link ability.

I am trying to have data (in excel) with a pdf hyperlink file attached to each row or data point, then bring in the stand alone table to arcmap as a .dbf, then join the information based off the id field to a feature in a GDB.

Does that clarify my problem?

Thanks Cameron

DanPatterson_Retired

I would get the table into the final form you want, then establish hyperlinks. Did the link information not carry forward to dbf properly? try a featureclass table, in case it is a field length issue or data formatting issue

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