I'm currently working on a utility network and I've encountered a challenge with stopping a trace or selection at a specific vertex along a single line without segmenting the line itself. Is it possible to conclude the trace at a particular vertex, similar to the screenshot shared below, and have it end at that specific barrier point without necessitating the division of the line?
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The trace is stopping at that barrier but because your result type is a selection it appears like the whole line is included (because ArcGIS Pro doesn't allow us to select segments of a line). If you want to show partial geometry results try using the "aggregated geometry" result type, this will produce a new set of layers that will include partial edges without requiring you to split your source lines.
There is no way to stop at a vertex count or similar.
What is at the X? Is this just where two lines of the same asset group and asset type intersect or is there some junction or device there?
The trace is stopping at that barrier but because your result type is a selection it appears like the whole line is included (because ArcGIS Pro doesn't allow us to select segments of a line). If you want to show partial geometry results try using the "aggregated geometry" result type, this will produce a new set of layers that will include partial edges without requiring you to split your source lines.
Thanks @RobertKrisher I think this workaround is great.