Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

Maybe the tool in ArcToolbox needs to be used. Apparently some button doesn't work, maybe scripting has an issue BUG-000128803: The Share Project Package button consistently fails,..  then there are a bunch of others not quite as related I think,... just sort by Newest to Oldest instead of Relevant https://support.esri.com/en/Search-Results#search?q=Package%20Project&content-type=Bugs ... View more

hence my commentary  ...I will spare you those links pending further commentary... adding a visual of the bins size and the distance band would certainly help, especially given the most users of "hot spot" anything have little to no GIS of statistical background (as I am sure that you are aware) ... View more

Ahhh, If you have a university account ArcGIS Desktop licensing—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  You can download the *.exe file... don't run it from your download site... save it to a usb/thumb drive, and you can install it on your pc at home. Of course the pc would also need to run the specification test to make sure it is good.  As for an external drive...keep it to save data, my personal preference though ... View more

C:\...Your_install_path...\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3 # base install # your clone??? # C:\...Your_clone_path...\and name....‍‍‍‍ But you need to 'activate' your clone properly (ie through conda, or arcgis Pro) before you try anything. ... View more

First, has any tool in the Geostatistical Analyst worked before? If... you aren't sure, then If it is ArcMap, have you checked on the license? (customize, extensions) If it is ArcGIS Pro, have you checked to see if you are licensed for it? (Project, Settings, Licensing) If it has worked before, then from the Windows Start, Search for Add/Remove Software..... from remove, you will be given the option to "Repair" the installation. Give that a whirl first.... again assuming that you have administrative permissions to do so. ... View more

Find Hot Spots—GeoAnalytics Tools | Documentation  and the code example gives a tiny description Description: Find Hots Spots of 311 calls for bins of 500 meters looking at neighbors withing 1 kilometers. Complete the analysis for each month.  Which I suspect doesn't help if the parameter description for the tool doesn't help. Have you looked at the related help topics for hot spot analysis that are in the spatial analyst extension?  There are other tools that are similar, but I will spare you those links pending further commentary as to what you have actually looked and what you are trying to accomplish ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 2.5 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  check the link on that page Check your computer's ability to run ArcGIS Pro 2.5. Before you waste any time because I suspect the computing demand for standalone won't be the same as for your virtual situation. Then there are the prerequisites. Run ArcGIS Pro on a Mac—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

The documentation would be a start arcgis.gis module — arcgis 1.8.0 documentation  but it is a bit thick ... View more

C:\........\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Lib\site-packages\arcgis‍ Having Notepad++ or similar text editor open can also be your friend since documentation within the scripts is sparse there and import and dependencies are often private methods.  After a while you find out that things eventually lead back to Pro toolbox calls, stuff in arcgisscripting or numpy/pandas.  For a lot of functionality, the Pro help files are applicable. A handy tool if supported by your ide is to examine the code directly for whatever class/method you are interested in. Here is an example using Spyder... line 1 the import ... line 3  the ?? marks to pull up the code for arcgis.gis.Layer It just saves you navigating through the trail as to where the class is actually implemented. import arcgis arcgis.gis.Layer?? Init signature: arcgis.gis.Layer(url, gis=None) Source: class Layer(_GISResource): """ The layer is a primary concept for working with data in a GIS. Users create, import, export, analyze, edit, and visualize layers. Layers can be added to and visualized using maps. They act as inputs to and outputs from analysis tools. Layers are created by publishing data to a GIS, and are exposed as a broader resource (Item) in the GIS. Layer objects can be obtained through the layers attribute on layer Items in the GIS. """ def __init__(self, url, gis=None): super(Layer, self).__init__(url, gis) self.filter = None ............ huge snip ..........................‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

That "_1" on the field names seems to indicate that the table is the result of a join.  That is how the software deals with duplicate names that may arise with  the join process. If it bothers you, you can use Modify field properties—Geodatabases | Documentation  to rename the duplicates with the caveat that not all field names can be renamed ... View more

one bug... maybe related? BUG-000129225: In ArcGIS Pro 2.5, the XYTableToPoint tool fails to ..  ... View more

If you can find a tool in the Toolboxes, it can be used in a model, otherwise, python scripting. Walk—Data Access module | Documentation for traversing folders and locating featureclasses would be a start ... View more

I don't make excuses.  I try to help people (I am not an employee either). Good luck Kory Kramer‌ perhaps you can confirm if it is the bug and pass it along ... View more

Report and/or Subscribe ... that's how fixes get escalated. ... View more