Latest Contributions by JoshSaad1

‎01-21-2023

Thanks. That was part of the solution. I calculated the total area using Summary Statistics, then I had to use a Model Builder utility to get the value of the row so that I could use it as an in-line variable in my Arcade script. Also, apparently to use an in-line variable in Arcade you have to wrap it in single-quotes, '%variable%'.

‎01-21-2023

I tried that, but I don't have Zone features. Instead of identifying the percentage of area in each zone for each land type, I want to identify the parentage of area of each land type of the total combined areas. Thanks.

‎01-21-2023

I have a polygon feature class representing our county by Land Type, and I'd like to add a field showing the percent of the total area by each type. I did this before by summarizing to get the total area and manually entering that value into an Arcade expression to calculate the percentage for each feature. I'm trying to create a model in Model Builder so that I can automate the process in the future, but I'm not sure how to calculate the total area and feed that variable into the Calculate Field tool to get the percentage of each feature. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to do this?

‎07-28-2022

I do something similar, but using Arcade. Here's my code: Left Parity var leftfrom = Boolean($feature.fromleft % 2) var leftto = Boolean($feature.toleft % 2) if($feature.fromleft == null || $feature.toleft == null) { return null } else { if($feature.fromleft == 0 && $feature.toleft == 0) { return "Z" } else { if(leftfrom == false && leftto == false) { return "E" } if(leftfrom == true && leftto == true) { return "O" } if(leftfrom == false && leftto == true) { return "B" } if(leftfrom == true && leftto == false) { return "B" } } } Right Parity var rightfrom = Boolean($feature.fromright % 2) var rightto = Boolean($feature.toright % 2) if($feature.fromright == null || $feature.toright == null) { return null } else { if($feature.fromright == 0 && $feature.toright == 0) { return "Z" } else { if(rightfrom == false && rightto == false) { return "E" } if(rightfrom == true && rightto == true) { return "O" } if(rightfrom == false && rightto == true) { return "B" } if(rightfrom == true && rightto == false) { return "B" } } } It automatically applies the expressions as soon as you tab out from the address number fields.

‎06-30-2022

Thanks, I'm trying this out, but it's been running for two days and still says "Preparing data". Will let you know if it works.

‎06-19-2022

I created an offline map to use with our Survey123 damage assessment survey based on the steps in this article: An offline map in Survey123 (arcgis.com). I set the basemap to the Navigation basemap, and added our county's parcel layer. However, when I added the offline map to Survey123 and set the basemap to the offline areas I found that it's using the Streets basemap and doesn't show the parcel layer that I added. The offline areas map appears in the list and displays correctly, but it doesn't work offline. I tested the offline map in Field Maps and the offline areas work normally there, using the Navigation basemap and showing the parcels layer. I verified that it works offline there as well. In Survey123 I verified that the Map Types option is set to Standard. I also tried recreating the offline map. If anyone has any suggestions I'd really appreciate it. Ideally, I'd rather not have to side-load the maps on devices due to the number of devices, and because workers might not be centrally located to do so. Thanks.

‎05-17-2022

Thanks! That did the trick.

‎05-16-2022

I need to create a script to automatically stop an address locator service, and then start it again after another script rebuilds it. We've recently upgraded to ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1. Previously, I used the method from this article to do this: Example: Stop or start all services in a folder—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise. Apparently, that doesn't work past version 10.8.x. Does anyone know of another way that this process can be scripted? Thanks.

‎04-20-2022

Thank you. Do you know if that means that the Geo JSON hosted feature service is not displaying live data from the feed, and that it's storing the features in the hosted feature service?

‎04-20-2022

I'm publishing a mapping service that's derived from a Geo JSON feed to show information about electric vehicle charging locations. I created a URL based on the documentation here. I published a service in ArcGIS Online, and it works great. I wanted to update the service with a new URL with modified parameters; instead of filtering for just EV sites I wanted to include all alternative fuel stations. I couldn't find anywhere to change the URL. When I click the button to update the data it looks like it refreshes data from the current URL. So that makes me wonder, does the hosted feature service store a copy of the data when it's created and requires periodically updating, or is it showing live data from the Geo JSON feed? Also, is there a way to modify the existing feature service using a new URL, or do I have to create a new service? Thanks.

‎02-09-2022

I recommend copying the table rows to Excel or running the Table to Excel geoprocessing tool. If all you need is the table, I've found Excel to be much easier to design reports with.

‎02-08-2022

I'm not sure if this will work necessarily, but you could try formatting your data in Excel as a table, and specifying the data type for the zip code column explicitly as Text instead of a number, and then importing it into ArcGIS Pro. Alternatively, you could add a letter to each field, import it into GIS, and then remove the letter using Calculate Field.

‎02-07-2022

Not sure, but maybe try deleting the vertex and saving. If that works, add it back in and snap it to the parcel line.

‎02-05-2022

You can try dissolving the parcels by owner name, using the acreage as the statistics field. Then select any parcels whose sum acreage are greater than 10.

‎02-05-2022

You could create a grid using the tessellate tool, add it to a new map and symbolize the grid squares to identify the individual map areas, and then label the maps with the associated grid square from the reference map.

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Latest Contributions by JoshSaad1

Re: Calculate the percent of area for each feature

Re: Calculate the percent of area for each feature

Calculate the percent of area for each feature

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Re: Wrong Offline Basemap

Wrong Offline Basemap

Re: Script Start/Stop Services

Script Start/Stop Services

Re: Questions about Geo JSON Hosted Features

Questions about Geo JSON Hosted Features

Re: Double an attribute table within a Report

Re: Zip codes xlsx to ArcGIS Pro and data population

Re: Editing verticies not saving

Re: Parcel Analysis Question

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