Latest Contributions by DrewFlater

Daniel Cardenas‌ The shortcut has been re-added to the Pro 2.7 alpha/early adopter snapshot. Thank you for reporting the problem. ... View more

Angela Deegan‌ please zip the file gdb and email to [email protected]. Thanks! ... View more

Angela Deegan‌ yes please try to make a file gdb copy. When you have the file gdb copy you can also check if the same problematic behavior occurs with file gdb input to Table To Table. ... View more

Angela Deegan‌ I just tested using Table To Table with an input feature class (from file gdb) which has an assortment of field types. The table export completed successfully for both file gdb output as well as csv. Can you share the feature class where you are seeing this problem? ... View more

I just tested exporting a simple integer raster with several field types to an output csv using Table To Table in ArcGIS Pro 2.6.1. It completed successfully and the csv has the fields and values I expect. Can you share the raster you are having this issue with? ... View more

Wilfred Darr‌ you appear to have all the features selected so all of them should be calculated. Would you be able to upload the feature class in question for me to debug? What software version are you using?  Just for some sanity, I ran Calculate Geometry using a local file gdb World Countries feature class, using similar parameters to what you showed, and it completed successfully in 3 seconds.  ... View more

Geoprocessing uses a default/best transformation when on-the-fly reprojecting datasets between different datums. The only place we have the auto-selection of this transformation visible is from the Project tool. So I suggest you can use this workaround/ Lets call your Append input Data_A, and your append target Data_B.  Open the Project (Data Management) tool, select Data_A as the Input Dataset. If Data_B is in the map, for the Output Coordinate System parameter you just need to select Data_B from the layer choicelist. If it's not in the map, click the button to select a coordinate system, use the button to import a coordinate system, then in the dataset browser find and select Data_B.  Back in the Project tool, the default Geographic Transformation between the two datums is populated.  ... View more

Chris Lope Can you clarify if this is a typo My entire project file is only like 46Mb. If your project file (the actual .aprx file in your project folder) is 46mb there is something going on, that's actually a huge project file. My aprx with many maps, layers, layouts, etc are usually under 1mb, sometimes only 100kb. I'm guessing this was a typo, maybe you mean the project folder is 46mb, or maybe the aprx is 46kb?  If your aprx is 46mb it is likely your project file has become inflated with storage of something (map graphics? huge geoprocessing history?), which might explain performance problems. ... View more

For each address there is more than 1 surveyresponse for that address. Looks like perhaps 5 (1070-1065) are matched multiple times. Hover over that warning message that shows 1070 records at the bottom of the attribute table to see information about the 1:m join. The 1:m join results in duplication in the output of Features To Points. ... View more

When you extract the package, the item that gets added to history for rerunning is called a geoprocessing task - it contains all the parameter settings and data pointers that you used when you previously ran the tool. The raw toolbox containing the original model is included in the package as well, as it is the tool that the task calls during execution. You can get to the original toolbox and model within the extracted package if you want to make modifications.  We don't easily expose the underlying model, as it is needed in the original condition for the task to be able to successfully run, and that is the purpose of the geoprocessing package, to give someone a geoprocessing tool that they can rerun with the same or their own data. Yellow highlight - the geoprocessing task; Blue circle - the original toolbox and model. The Model1 folder is the folder I used for the Output Folder parameter of Extract Package. ... View more

Dan Patterson‌ is right, you need to use the default selection for the fields, longitude should be the X field and latitude the Y field. I did some quick data entry for the first and last record in your pictured table, with the settings that match your pictured XY Table To Points execution and it displayed both points in central CA. This is using ArcGIS Pro 2.6. ... View more

First, make sure you are opening the tool under the Spatial Statistics toolbox. There is a big-data processing tool by a similar name under the GeoAnalytics Desktop toolbox which does not allow Explanatory Training Rasters. Then can you provide a screenshot of the tool? I can see the parameter in the circled location. ... View more

Duncan Hornby‌ this is planned for 2.7. The initial implementation is complete and it is now in testing.  ... View more

Hi Alexandra Luisa Højgaard Wood‌  I followed these steps and it worked for me: Right-click the Table To Excel tool Select Batch Leave all the defaults on the batch page and click Next Pick several layers/tables from my map to convert, in the Batch Input Table parameter Specify the output as C:\temp\Excel_%Name%.xlsx (using this %Name% will mean the output will use the name of each individual input for each iteration of the batch) Click Run Produced these 6 excel files ... View more