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Is there some snapping tolerance which is different? e.g snap to nearest network edge / maximum distance etc/
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Please see Dan Patterson 's guide to code formatting when posting, this block of code will put people off who would otherwise help you. /blogs/dan_patterson/2016/08/14/script-formatting
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You may have to install an English language pack, I'm just guessing now to be honest. good luck!
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Are those default SHAPE area and SHAPE length values created when the features were made?
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Can you take a screenshot of what your table looks like? ¿Puedes tomar una captura de pantalla de cómo se ve tu mesa?
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Hi Pamela, If you go to 'Add Data' and point to your table, it will then get added to ArcMap Table of Contents (TOC) on the left-hand-side. If you then right click on the table, go to 'Display XY' where a popup will then appear for you to specify your coordinate columns and coordinate system (be very aware of the coordinate system you are using, is it lat long or NAD etc?). when you click 'OK' the data should be displayed spatially in your map frame. At the moment, that data is only being displayed on the fly and does not 'exist' in a spatial context. The final step is to right-click on the newly added displayed data in the TOC and --> Data --> export Data to save it as a shapefile (.shp) or a feature class within a GDB.
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Hi, I'm not sure what GeoID and TIGER are but have you tried Double as a format? Field calculator may need an expression to convert string to number (can easily write it for you). Have you got any screen grabs or more info as I may not be grasping the problem properly.
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Replace the comma decimals with a '.'? 1/2 = 0,5 -----> 1/2 = 0.5
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Wait, you did a zonal histogram on the raster table? Use the Zonal Statistics tool and that will give you the answer directly. Zonal Statistics—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop input data -> your hex gird input field -> zone id in raster -> your raster stat type -> sum
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Hi, I don't understand the process fully, why was there a need to export to excel after running the zonal stats? The tool has a sum method? The OID issue is always a pain, I find adding a new field and copying the OIDs across works well to retain a relationship.
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I'm not sure I fully understand, after re-reading several times I'm guessing you want to emulate the inclination of the panels which would go onto flat roofs in your DSM? It seems a bit backward to me as you would have to do burn some pseudo heights onto your DSM to then re-run the slope calculation, which would get very involved considering the orientation of the buildings. I'd recommend burning your calculated slope values (proposed panel orientations for flat roofed buildings) onto your original slope calculation using Raster Calculator.
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Is this in Pro? ArcMap may not have the same limitation. Candidate facilities Facilities to find Number of potential solutions 10 5 252 30 15 155,177,520 50 25 126,410,606,437,752 100 50 1.009 x 10 29 500 250 1.167 x 10 149
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How are you rotating it? Have you tried changing the rotation in the properties for the text symbol?
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