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Merge fields with the same Property Number

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03-05-2024 10:40 AM
EMM03
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Hi everyone,

I have a corporate land use layer which shows what a property is currently being used for (forestry, agriculture, residential, etc.). However, some properties have multiple uses, like this one.

PID 675264 - Glenfinnan (1).jpg

In the attribute table, it shows the same PID but each row has a different land use.  

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Is there a way I can combine the land uses for each PID into one row? For example, for PID 675264, I would like the "LandUse" column would say "For, Wet". I have approximately 3,400 properties and with the multiple land uses, it's approximately 28,000 rows. So I would just like to reduce this to the 3,400 properties (rows), if possible. 

Thanks in advance!

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BobBooth1
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You might look at Dissolve, dissolving on PID, with the statistics fields using the CONCATENATE option.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/dissolve.htm

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BobBooth1
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You might look at Dissolve, dissolving on PID, with the statistics fields using the CONCATENATE option.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/dissolve.htm

Bud
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Some people reading this post might be interested in Oracle’s LISTAGG aggregate function. It could be used in a SQL query in a database view or query layer. It’s likely not practical for this use case, but still might be of interest.

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