Latest Contributions by curtvprice

‎02-14-2021

Dear @SLH -- Your CondSize field has a coded domain applied to it. This means that what is displayed in a table and in the attribute window and the identify tool is not the value in the field, but the description from the domain. your values 43, 37 are codes in the domain and values like 1/0, 2/0 are descriptions of those codes. This is very handy as it allows you to efficiently store and handle codes in fields - but expose easily understood text descriptions while editing and displaying the data. To see the domain, go and look for it by right clicking your geodatabase where the feature class lives and select Domains and find the ConductorSize domain and look at its codes and descriptions. ArcGIS ArcMap help: Maintaining attribute integrity while editing ArcMap has an option to display the data instead of the code descriptions if you want. Customize > ArcMap Options > Tables - uncheck the box "Display coded value domains and subtype descriptions"

‎02-12-2021

If you need something more powerful, I really like SnagIt (not free, but inexpensive). Just the graphic editor would make it worth it to me!

‎02-12-2021

Also, I would look into the ArcGIS API for Python! It is a little daunting at first but there are many, many code samples available to paste into your own python notebooks. Be careful though - with great power comes great responsibility.

‎02-12-2021

Don't laugh -- we have many LaTeX aficianados at South Dakota Mines that would totally be down with that. I used to be a big emacs fan but these days I'm a Notepad++ man.

‎02-12-2021

Update: As of today (2.7.1 release) BUG-000124294 is still marked as "In Product Plan"

‎02-02-2021

I believe you would have to extract the contents of your data into a table to work with it. The Python code would be a bit complex (parsing a string, creating a table, writing data to the table). But it would require some non-trival python skills.

‎02-02-2021

Daniel, you can do the same thing with the Summary Statistics tool, which does not require an Advanced license.

‎02-01-2021

This table of values input capability looks pretty slick, I am not familiar with it. It seems to me a workflow to extract all these variables into model builder variables would not be ideal, you would probably have better luck doing calculations with a table, using a Python function embedded inside a the Calculate Value tool. This python function would do your calculations using a an update cursor (arcpy.da.UpdateCursor). I think this approach would be much better for what you are trying to do. A little bit of Python can make ModelBuilder go a lot farther. However, as you add complexity you may be forced to move toward Python scripting.

‎02-01-2021

The vast majority of tools are the same between ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro. You also may want to look into Join by Location to develop the tables, this is basically like an Add Join using location relationships instead of a matching key field. You probably want to also try the Summary Statistics and Table to Table tools to get the outputs that you want.

‎01-15-2021

Thanks Leslie. So you can't @mention places either? I guess we'll just have to be good with tags.

‎01-15-2021

Is there a way to connect a post to a place (we used to use share for this). For example, someone makes a post in the Pro forum that we want to appear in the stream for the Metadata place.

‎01-15-2021

Choosing a metadata style in Pro: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/metadata/view-and-edit-metadata.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_0FAB123C7C3C4CD49894272A899490ED Choosing a metadata style in ArcMap (you can view that metadata in either ArcMap or Pro, GDBs are totally compatible): https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/metadata/choosing-a-metadata-style.htm

‎01-15-2021

Have you tried right clicking the polygon layer, Joins and Relates, Add Join to your point table using zip code as the key (join field)?

‎01-15-2021

Absolutely this is a limitation of Windows! Item #2 in:How To Name Things In ArcGIS

‎01-15-2021

Are there any pathname or raster dataset name issues? That error message can come up when the raster cannot be written for some reason (often file naming). How To Name Things In ArcGIS

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