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ERROR 010067: Error in executing grid expression. Failed to execute (ASCII to Raster).

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11-22-2018 02:59 PM
NathanFleischman
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I am trying to use the ASCII to Raster tool in ModelBuilder to convert ASCII files to rasters. I modified the number of columns and the number of rows, so that the rasters match some Landsat data I created. All of the rest of the parameters in the header are correct, including the cell size. The problem is I keep getting this error:

ERROR 010067: Error in executing grid expression.
Failed to execute (ASCII to Raster).

Do you know what is wrong?

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curtvprice
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> I modified the number of columns and the number of rows, so that the rasters match some Landsat data I created. 

You changed the row and column numbers in the ascii file header? That would invalidate the data and make it unreadable.

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DanPatterson_Retired
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ASCII to Raster—Conversion toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop 

many causes depending on the tool

maybe your nodata value isn't appropriate for your data type

spaces in the file path.

you didn't specify a file extension so an esri grid will be created (many errors associated with that)

many things if you didn't specify a folder location and *.tif file extension to save the raster in

Maybe you should copy the header and part of the first couple of rows.

Also, copy and past the location and raster filename so it can be checked

NathanFleischman
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I do not have any of those problems.

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DanPatterson_Retired
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Probably a good idea to file a case with Tech Support then so they can go through their list

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curtvprice
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> I modified the number of columns and the number of rows, so that the rasters match some Landsat data I created. 

You changed the row and column numbers in the ascii file header? That would invalidate the data and make it unreadable.

NathanFleischman
Occasional Contributor

I already figured that out.

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