I have a shp file with Geographic coordinate system and I want to change its coordinate system to projected system. I used Project toolbox, but the in result shp although in properties it shows that the coordinate system changed but in real location there is no changes. Can anyone help me in this issue?  Thank you for your replies.  ... View more

The symbol selector is empty whenever I open ArcGIS. Even it is not accepting referencing any style file ... View more

I'm trying to add a graph to the layout in ArcMap version 10.6.1. However, it when I right-click on the graph and select "add to layout" it shows up with a black background and does not appear on my layout "as it is" on the pop-up window. The same thing happens when I try to add the graph from the graph manager. I checked the properties and I restarted the pc but nope, it didn't work out. I also tried the same data with another pc but worked perfectly on the other pc. I can't figure out what's happening.  Can you help me with this? I'm also uploading a photo how the graph appears on the layout view. Thanks a lot! ... View more

how can we create spatial join without creating new layer? ... View more

Is there a simple way to expand the extent of an existing raster (using nodata values)? I have explored the following: Extending an existing raster extent.  Increasing raster extent by filling extent with no data using ArcGIS Desktop without Spatial Analyst? - Geographic Infor…  And I came across another posting (sorry, the link is not readily coming up) in which someone (Dan Patterson I think) recommended combining the starting (small) raster, and overlaying with another larger raster.  Makes sense, and I have run the following: # Expand the size of the data raster, using a NoData raster of the correct extent. emptyraster = Raster( "examplerasterofdesiredsize" ) # Make a copy of a raster that is of the correct size emptyraster = SetNull("examplerasterofdesiredsize", "examplerasterofdesiredsize" , "VALUE = 0" ) # The raster being used is already populated with the value 0, this is converted to NoData emptyraster.save( "emptyraster" ) # save the no data raster So far so good. outputraster = Con( "smallraster" , "smallraster" , "emptyraster" ) # Where there is a value for the small raster, use it, otherwise use the value from the larger raster outputraster.save( "outputraster" ) Unfortunatly, the outputraster retains the same extent as the small raster.  There are ways to change this going through the GUI menus, but I would rather automate the process. Should the Con function work?  Thanks. ... View more