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Differences in Calculating Area in ArcGIS Pro

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08-24-2020 10:25 AM
KateBerg2
Occasional Contributor

I am trying to calculate the area of a polygon in ArcGIS Pro and am getting a different value in Calculate Geometry in Pro:

ArcGIS Pro Calculate Geometry in Attribute Table: 2.89 acres

ArcGIS Pro Measure > Measure Features Ribbon Tool: 0.27 acres

ArcGIS Pro Field Calculate (!shape.area@acres!) in Attribute Table: 0.27 acres

ArcGIS Map Calculate Geometry in Attribute Table: 0.27 acres

The map and the layer is in "NAD 1983 StatePlane Michigan North FIPS 2111 (Intl Feet)".

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AdamEversole1
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Hi all, this same issue seems to have been discussed here: 

https://community.esri.com/thread/257576-pro-260-geometry-calculation-error

Appears to be a bug and will be fixed in 2.6.1.

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Katie_Clark
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I wonder if it's related to calculating Area vs. Area (geodesic)? 

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Katie

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KateBerg2
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Thanks, Katherine. Unfortunately not:

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Katie_Clark
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How was the polygon created? I had a similar problem that resulted after I used the Union tool on two separate layers. I put the output in the Coordinate System I wanted, but I didn't project the layers initially before using the Union tool, so that caused issues. Maybe "starting fresh" would help? 

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Katie

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AdamEversole1
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Hi all, this same issue seems to have been discussed here: 

https://community.esri.com/thread/257576-pro-260-geometry-calculation-error

Appears to be a bug and will be fixed in 2.6.1.

Katie_Clark
MVP Alum

Thanks, Adam!

Best,
Katie

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