Latest Contributions by ChrisSmith7

No problem - the easiest way to do it would be like so: 1) Within ArcMap, make sure you have no records selected by choosing the "clear features" option in the top menu bar (just to make sure none are selected - it'll be greyed-out if none are selected): 2) Next, right click on the layer in the TOC and choose "export data" under the "Data" option: 3) In the "Export Data" window, navigate to your default geodatabase, which should be in "Home - Documents\ArcGIS" 4) In the "Save as type" drop-down, choose "File and Personal Geodatabase feature classes" (this will expose the scratch geodatabase): 5) Double-click Default.gdb 6) Once you are inside the gdb, name it whatever you'd like (though there are some limitations... just keep it short and without any special chars, and don't start it with a number)  - in this case, I named it "RR_FC" 7) Click "Save" 😎 Click "OK" 9) Click "Yes" when ArcMap asks you "Do you want to add the exported data to the map as a layer?" 10) Right click on the layer "RR_FC" (or whatever you named it) 11) Repeat steps 2 and 3 above 12) Change the drop-down back to "shapefile" and name it something unique: 13) Repeat steps 7-9 above 14) Remove all of the other layers from the map (the bad shapefile and the feature class). You can do this by right-clicking the layer and selecting "Remove": 15) Once all of the layers are removed, close the "ArcMap Drawing Errors" window 16) Next, click the refresh icon at the bottom of the data pane: You should no longer see the drawing error. ... View more