Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

Chelsey, closing the thread would help others find a solution, if the help did indeed resolve your issue ... View more

Help topic  The output graph is an in-memory graph that can be added to the host ArcGIS application or can be saved using the Save Graph tool. Make Graph can be used on a Windows platform only. I don't know if you have to add it manually or do you have the default Arcmap setting of Add Results to Display checked on, or whether you have to go to Save Graph...You are in a better position to experiment addendum see this help topic as well ... View more

Interesting...in ArcMap 10.2.2 there is no arcpy.CreateGraph_management but there is an arcpy.MakeGraph_management ... View more

To get back to your original thread did you run it on a Filled DEM or one where the sinks were not filled? ... View more

Try setting the options within the Environments tab of the tool itself rather than the general options ... View more

One solution, but probably not the most elegant, would be to merge each company's rigs and wells into one file, then create your symbology and save as a layer file ... View more

see above, I was updating the thread as you posted...sorry ... View more

if blahblah and *.tif were consistent, then you could easily parse that data off using python etc.  If this is a one-off event, and the number of files is relatively small, then spending time programming a solution wouldn't be worth the effort. Addendum You might want to use the convention of creating filenames that may contain pertinent information so that they can be parsed...for example blahblah_June2014.tif (python example in verbose form and totally untested since I haven't got python on this friggin' iPad toy) >>> a = "blahblah_June2014.tif" >>> b = a.replace(".tif", "") >>> c = b.split("_")[-1] ... View more

Search this site using "vertical surfaces" as a keyword search... for example  https://community.esri.com/message/392031?sr=search&searchId=28af5d09-843c-4db2-9828-58f1dcfaaf06&searchIndex=0#392031 ... View more

It was the my_func(" ") in your original post that was confusing ... View more

Python Add-ins   ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)‌ are an option depending upon complexity ... View more

do you have a field name with just a space in its name (! !)? ... View more

Cool!!! Thanks for sharing! ... View more