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Is the cut tool (functionality) from ArcMap in ArcPro?

KurtAdams

I have large polygon features, that i want to cut smaller, internal polygon features into. The Cut tool from ArcMap did this perfectly, porting the existing attributes into the new polygon.

Pro does not appear to have this functionality.

1. Split only divides the polygon from one edge to another.

2. Reshape needs to start from the edge of the polygon.

3. Creating new features and then clipping the larger polygon has more steps.

Is there a Cut tool?

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Scott_Harris

Hi Kurt,

Are your polygons z-enabled? The Split tool should be able to cut into non-z enabled polygons. Ideally, the Split tool could do this with z-enabled polygons too, and this is something we are working on. Until Split works to cut into a z-enable polygon, you can use a temporary polygon layer to create a temporary feature for use in the Clip tool to cut into another polygon, like you already mentioned.

Incidentally, a hole can be created in z-enabled (and non-z) polygons using the Continue Feature tool.

Thanks,

Scott

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KurtAdams

Yes this worked!
The polygons were Z enabled by default. Although the dataset has no use for Z values, this is the default option set when creating a new feature class.

KurtAdams

Thanks Dan, i searched but was unable to find a similar post. Mostly I'm relieved that I'm not the only person to have this issue!

Scott_Harris

Hi Kurt,

Incidentally, a hole can be created in z-enabled (and non-z) polygons using the Continue Feature tool.

Thanks,

Scott

DanPatterson_Retired

https://community.esri.com/ideas/16837 seems to be a request

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