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As mentioned by Sean, you need to add a field "DIA" with Type LONG INTEGER or FLOAT, depending on whether the desired value is an integer or Decimal Point value respectively.
Then Right-click "DIA" field > Field Calculator.
Expression:
[LAYER]
The first thing you need to do is Add a Field and make sure you make it numeric. If you just need integers (whole numbers), choose Long as the data type. If you need a floating point decimal, choose Double as the data type:
Now that you have this new field, DIA, right click on it and choose "Calculate Field":
If you need to convert to an integer, in the field calculation box type this:
int(!LAYER!)If it's a floating point, type this:
float(!LAYER!)Make sure Python 3 is chosen as your Expression Type:
Yes - my apologies for the rushed answer...
In ArcMap open your table. On the drop down choose Add Field.
Name it - define it as double
The right click the new field name in the table and choose Field Calculator
A box will popup. The field you are calculating will be populated. See in the screenshot where it says TEST=. Then in the fields box, double click the field name you want to copy the data from. In the example I choose X and click OK
The first thing you need to do is Add a Field and make sure you make it numeric. If you just need integers (whole numbers), choose Long as the data type. If you need a floating point decimal, choose Double as the data type:
Now that you have this new field, DIA, right click on it and choose "Calculate Field":
If you need to convert to an integer, in the field calculation box type this:
int(!LAYER!)If it's a floating point, type this:
float(!LAYER!)Make sure Python 3 is chosen as your Expression Type:
As mentioned by Sean, you need to add a field "DIA" with Type LONG INTEGER or FLOAT, depending on whether the desired value is an integer or Decimal Point value respectively.
Then Right-click "DIA" field > Field Calculator.
Expression:
[LAYER]
Yes - my apologies for the rushed answer...
In ArcMap open your table. On the drop down choose Add Field.
Name it - define it as double
The right click the new field name in the table and choose Field Calculator
A box will popup. The field you are calculating will be populated. See in the screenshot where it says TEST=. Then in the fields box, double click the field name you want to copy the data from. In the example I choose X and click OK
