Latest Contributions by KoryKramer

@GISJess  "It would be nice to have the find/replace be able to also find the blanks to make the process faster." Sneak preview of ArcGIS Pro 3.1, scheduled for February 2023: KoryKramer_0-1664233677702.png   ... View more

The responses (and support assistance) were always generally helpful but I/we have never been able to resolve the issues that still prevent opening some projects. Should I uninstall Arc and reinstall it? Going back to 2.9 is not an option now that I have already upgraded most projects to 3.0.1. But I think that is all I can do from this point? I haven't done this already because I am paranoid I will not be able to open any of the projects at all, i.e. break something else. However, I think your meaning is to rollback to 2.9 and open the older projects that don't currently open in 3.0 and then somehow save them so they open in 3.0? -- So, installing the correct Access database drivers does allow some of your projects to open in ArcGIS Pro 3.0. That is good news! But from your note above, it still sounds like not all projects are opening. Is that correct? This is where working with Technical Support can help as I know it can be difficult to constantly switch between 2.9 and 3.0 to test - they should be able to help with some of that. For example, for the projects that don't open in 3.0, do they open in 2.9? Before trying to package up a project, could you just share the .aprx with us (yes, it will have no associated data, but we could still quickly see whether it will open in 3.0 or not). As for moving back to 2.9, it is possible to package projects that open in 3.0 and those will open in 2.9. See Get Ready for ArcGIS Pro 3.0 "However, just because 3.0 documents cannot be opened directly in earlier versions, it is still possible to access them in 2.x if needed. If you save the project and for whatever reason find that you need a 2.x version, create a project package. Layer packages, map packages and project packages will contain both 2.x and 3.x content." Let me know if you can send me some .aprxs that don't open for you in 3.0. I'd also encourage you to continue working with technical support to get to the bottom of the issue. Thanks! ... View more

I'm not sure why the shortcut wouldn't be working on your machine. That has been in place for a long time (definitely not something new after 2.9...). i.e. if you hover over the Copy Selection button like in my screenshot, you should see the shortcut tip. ... View more

@KeithAddison1 is your layout active? (My UI will be a little bit different because I am in a dev build of 3.1...) KoryKramer_0-1663885519169.png   ... View more

@RoseF I don't think you added your kudos to this one. Please be sure to do that! ... View more

@GabrielScarcella  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/tables/keyboard-shortcuts-for-tables.htm  KoryKramer_0-1663882961657.png What you might be missing (I can't be sure without more details) is that the copy all rows you need to use the Copy Selection button or Ctrl+Shift+C, rather than Ctrl+C, which will copy an individual cell value. KoryKramer_1-1663883033255.png Hope this helps!   ... View more

Thanks for the confirmation @RoseF I'll mark this as already offered. ... View more

Thank you for submitting this idea @Nico_Burgerhart_Sweco It looks like that documentation is incorrect and will be updated with the Pro 3.1 release to remove the sentence about setting Z to NaN. So I think that this idea is that you want to be able to store <Null> values for Z. If you have z-enabled data, can you give some more details about your workflow that requires storing null z values? This will be great to help us understand why.  (Also, see https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/store-blank-m-values-as-null-not-negative-infinity/idi-p/1189150. It appears that m values are not actually stored as null/unknown). Thank you! ... View more

Thank you for submitting this @RoseF  I tried and Ctrl +double click does this already. I checked in the documentation and see it as far back as 2.8. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/2.8/help/data/tables/keyboard-shortcuts-for-tables.htm  KoryKramer_0-1663852805328.png Does that not work for you or are you looking for something else? Please let us know.   ... View more

@Luke_Pinner it sounds like you're in this camp https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/make-quot-keep-previous-selection-and-or-field/idi-p/1205625  ... View more

See https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/keep-previous-select-by-attributes-in/idi-p/939641 This is in ArcGIS Pro 3.0.  ... View more

Doing some housecleaning here. We realize this is an old idea but wanted to share the following info: This functionality already exists in ArcMap. If a user right clicks on a Feature Dataset (which contains a Geometric Network) -> New -> Feature Class. In the New Feature Class Dialog, the user is allowed to select ‘Simple Junction Features’, ‘Simple Edge Features’ or ‘Complex Edge Features’ as the feature class type.  And then a drop down of available Geometric Networks will appear. KoryKramer_0-1663797221913.png Following the standard new Feature Class wizard, the feature class is created (and registered as versioned) And registered as a source in the Geometric Network KoryKramer_1-1663797221914.png Here’s the new classes properties (registered as versioned) KoryKramer_2-1663797221915.png This works even if there are versions in the system.  If the user, then decides they no longer want the class in the GN. The user can delete all records from the table and then use the GP Tool: ‘Remove Empty Feature Class From Geometric Network’ KoryKramer_3-1663797221916.png Following that, the class is now no longer in my GN: KoryKramer_4-1663797221917.png And the class has been downgraded to simple Point Feature Class KoryKramer_5-1663797221917.png This is a fully supported workflow in a versioned system. ... View more