Right Click to export table schema to excel

[MarkVolz]

I would like an option to export table schemas to excel.  That would make it easier to compare two tables and verify if they have the same schema or not.

For example:

my_shapefile.shp  --> export schema to excel  -->my_shapefile_schema.xls

Fieild Name,   Field Alias, Field Type, Field Size, Domain,   etc
_____________________________________________________
PIN                , Parcel ID,   String,     11,    <null>, ....


Thanks

[GabrielScarcella]

@KoryKramer thanks a lot for the simplicity of this solution. Very helpful!
It would be nice to see this functionality also available to copy and paste the whole attribute table of any given feature class.
Thank again.

[KoryKramer]

@GabrielScarcella 

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/tables/keyboard-shortcuts-for-tables.htm 

What you might be missing (I can't be sure without more details) is that the copy all rows you need to use the Copy Selection button or Ctrl+Shift+C, rather than Ctrl+C, which will copy an individual cell value.

Hope this helps!

[GabrielScarcella]

Thanks @KoryKramer for the quick reply and for pointing me in the right direction, I was missing that cool functionality and didn't know it was already available.
It works wonderfully using the Copy Selection button, however, every time I use the Ctrl+Shift+C it copies the value of the first cell selected (using ArcGIS Pro 2.9.2). Was it implemented in a recent revision of ArcGIS Pro?
Thanks again for your help.

[KoryKramer]

I'm not sure why the shortcut wouldn't be working on your machine. That has been in place for a long time (definitely not something new after 2.9...). i.e. if you hover over the Copy Selection button like in my screenshot, you should see the shortcut tip.

[wayfaringrob]

So, I'm noticing a couple weird things. The first is that if you open the fields view and then immediately Ctrl+A and copy, it only copies the rows visible on your screen plus a few more:

Going back to Pro, they all show up as selected, though, if you scroll down or expand the window.

Pressing Ctrl+A again after scrolling and then pasting gets all the fields to copy and paste, but the aliases still don't come along for the ride. Getting the aliases out of Pro was the main reason I'd hoped that this would just work properly.

[GregAO]

I replicate @wayfaringrob 's post of not every field being copied to the clipboard.  Tried to copy & paste several times over - it seems to be a hit and miss affair. One should not need to scroll all the way to the bottom of the fields window, to get everything copied. With the number of fields being up to 300 or more, this needs to be corrected as an unsuspecting user would think all fields are copied when in fact they may not be. Note @KoryKramer  I am using the method you mentioned in your post dated Oct 7 2019 "ArcGIS Pro export fields table".