Hello,
In order to get my feature data ready for Tableau integration, I had to run 'Feature Vertices to Points' for 28 polygon classes. Then I ran 'Add XY coordinates' for the 28 to get coordinates (which Tableau requires). Problem is, Add XY gave me projected meter values, yet Tableau requires decimal degrees Lat/Long. Instead of recalculating the geometry by going into each of the 28 attribute tables, is there a way to batch recalculate into decimal degrees?
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I just tried the Add Geometry Attributes tool on an existing set of points that already had X/Y coords in StatePlane Feet. I selected only the Point_X_Y_Z_M property and gave it the GCS_WGS_1984 coordinate system, and it added two columns in DD. See below:
Not sure if the below helps.
Calculating geometry using pyscripting: failed to read polygon input feature
I think by the time you develop a script you will probably be able to go in to each feature class and do it yourself. If there were hundred or more then that is different.
Solomon Pulapkura
I just tried the Add Geometry Attributes tool on an existing set of points that already had X/Y coords in StatePlane Feet. I selected only the Point_X_Y_Z_M property and gave it the GCS_WGS_1984 coordinate system, and it added two columns in DD. See below:
Yes, that did it! Tested it on 2 then batched the remaining 26. It even overwrote the original PointX & PointY fields made by Add XY Coordinates. Thanks, mate.