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It looks as though the problem is that the feature class name you're producing contains spaces.
Try sanitizing them with ValidateTableName.
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/get-started/working-with-geodatabases.htm
This post shows how you can use Calculate Value to do that:
It looks as though the problem is that the feature class name you're producing contains spaces.
Try sanitizing them with ValidateTableName.
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/get-started/working-with-geodatabases.htm
This post shows how you can use Calculate Value to do that:
I have a similar sort of query: I want to create a simple model that runs a few tools (buffer / intersect; or grid clip etc) - but crucially I would like to export each buffer intersect result as a separate feature class - with the name of the buffer area. So in my example below - I have a town point dataset, with each town's name in the Label field. I buffer this, then intersect it into a vegetation dataset, and then run Iterate Row or Iterate Feature tool, and then export each as a separate feature class. This works for all town labels without spaces when I use the Name_%Value% option. So it drops data where the town has a space in. If I add another field - in this case Test, and give it a numeric ID, and run the same model, it works for all towns. However, my question is - is there another placeholder (%Value%) that will allow exporting my town label data with the spaces included? This might be a slightly clunky way of explaining things - but I am not a coder or anything like that.
Yes there are workarounds to this - and yes I can easily create a second field and/or replace the spaces etc. But what if I want each feature layer including the "space" values? Just curious? Is there another placeholder like %Value% that will allow this?
