Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

No, unless you have can dissolve on some common attribute...also try using fewer points if there is some way that you can justify that ... View more

You should geocode the new data separately then merge the two files together ... View more

Make your selection...right-click on the layer and select Data, Export data, specifying an output shapefile type and name and saving location ... View more

show your full script, it looks like it is losing reference to your feature class list ... View more

you need the Spatial analyst extension (read...Not Free) ... View more

it seems you answered your own question...do you want to share it? ... View more

No clue, but perhaps it interprets != "Table" as being true if a shapefile is the input, is there anyway you can check to see whether a *.shp or shapefile or featureclass is checked rather than a table?  I tend to do this thing at the tool level in ArcToolbox rather than using validator scripts.  There may be some order of prescedence on how things are run within Arctoolbox ... View more

Check the last scripting output in the help file, http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//00s300000038000000 it indeed allows for increased resolution ... View more

can you not simply edit the file so that the bottom left (I think, or top left) reads 0,0? with a cell size of 1 and 1 ... View more

is the destination location writeable? what is an example of an input and output filename? ... View more

Can you provide information on what you are doing that prompts this error and a screen grab if possible? ... View more

look at the distance between using the Near tool first comes to mind...a large average distance would suggest avoidance ... View more

is everything in the same projection/coordinate system? ... View more

No, but you can use the 3D analyst and create a profile along the stream and calculate slope from there ... View more

try viewing the tables in ArcMap....also put "hello" in the calculatefield expression to rule out something else further up the line ... View more