Create Polygon Feature Class

[rhunley3]

I have an Excel file with X/Y (Lat/Lon) coordinates.  I need to recreate a polygon shapefile and/or feature class.  I've looked up some solutions centered around Python and XY Point to Polygon feature.  Does/could anyone point me in the right direction or do I have to physically draw 3,000+ polygons?

[SLouq]

WHat does the geoprocessing tool Display XY coordinates do?

[DanPatterson]

Points To Line (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

will enable you to create polylines from points, if, the points are associated with a known polygon geometry.  If the polylines are closed-loop then they can be converted to polygons.

[ZacharyUhlmann1]

You definitely should not "physically draw [tons of] polygons", but Python will probably be necessary.  You would need a table with the points for all polygons (x,y) as well as some way to identify the start and stop points for each polygon.  For example, if each polygon is a rectangle/square you would have 4 vertices per polygon.  So 3,000 polygons X 4 points/polygon = 12,000 points.  That's your starting point.  Note that every polygon does technically record the start and stop point twice, so you would have 3,000 X 5 points/ polygon = 15,000 points.  

If you can post a portion of your spreadsheet that would be helpful.