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When I first saw the title of this, I assumed the issue was going to be one of two things:
- Your user account didn't have permissions to edit that feature class in your Enterprise or similar system
- You do have permissions, but in your currently-active map, the feature layer is unchecked in the Selection Tab of the Contents Pane (see image below)
What's weird, though, is that if either of those were true, then the fields should be greyed out in the attributes pane and wouldn't allow you to alter any cells on the attribute table.
What your post seems to describe is that you're able to make an edit, but the edit immediately reverts as soon as you move to another field. If that's the case, there are (again) only two reasons I can think of:
- You're attempting to add a value of the wrong type to the field. (e.g., it's an integer field, and you're trying to input text)
- The field(s) in question have an Attribute Rule or something similar tied to them, and the script written in the rule is overriding your entry. You'll need to review the logic in that rule and figure out if there's a logic error somewhere.
When I first saw the title of this, I assumed the issue was going to be one of two things:
- Your user account didn't have permissions to edit that feature class in your Enterprise or similar system
- You do have permissions, but in your currently-active map, the feature layer is unchecked in the Selection Tab of the Contents Pane (see image below)
What's weird, though, is that if either of those were true, then the fields should be greyed out in the attributes pane and wouldn't allow you to alter any cells on the attribute table.
What your post seems to describe is that you're able to make an edit, but the edit immediately reverts as soon as you move to another field. If that's the case, there are (again) only two reasons I can think of:
- You're attempting to add a value of the wrong type to the field. (e.g., it's an integer field, and you're trying to input text)
- The field(s) in question have an Attribute Rule or something similar tied to them, and the script written in the rule is overriding your entry. You'll need to review the logic in that rule and figure out if there's a logic error somewhere.
