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What you need to do is add the join to the shapefile table, not your csv. The attributes of the matching records from your csv will be transferred to the attribute table of the counties shapefile. Because a join is temporary in nature, you will then have to export the shapefile to a new one (right click on the the shapefile in the table of contents, data->exportdata).
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Try swapping your target and join features, but retain the 'sum' merge rule
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Great question, after some research I came across this: Local Cartesian Projection—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/properties/local.htm
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I don't fully understand the question, which data types are you joining? If it's a spatial join you will need to save the displayed data into a gis format first, right click on the displayed data in the TOC and go to data->export data
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I don't know if field.name is returning aliases, im not sure on that one. you could use a wildcard if it becomes a sticking point '*'. yes, if row[1] in useskey: row[2] = uses[row[1]] this sets a test that the DOR_UC field value is in the key list, then sets "TEST" to the dictionary key value.
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I'm guessing you've put the field list in for our benefit? It doesn't look light theres anything wrong with that fieldlist, but you may want to try baseName. from the actual cursor, it looks like you're using the in statement the wrong way around, and also trying to set the output to a list of values which won't work.
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Hi all, ArcMap 10.7.1.11595 Just tried to do a basic Raster Calculator tool division on my raster and it was coming up with only a few classes as a result. After thinking I've gone mad or made some basic error, I tried entering the divisor as a float, e.g. x/2.0 rather than x/2. Entering it as a float worked. Is this something I've missed as the tool has gone on (usually do raster algebra in arcpy) or is this the result of me messing up the Python library somehow? Am I going crazy? I don't remember having to enter a float before.
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How would this be implemented Steve? is there some way to look for containment?
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For a vector, a handy trick is to use the Union geoprocessing tool with only one input and the 'allow gaps' option disabled. It is however a bit temperamental.
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I'm unsure of any specific tools, but I would consider doing this mathematically in a script, run a search cursor to retrieve the length and direction fields then do some maths to figure out the coordinates of the new vertices. then run a point to line (be considerate of order) then a line to polygon. this assumes a projected coordinate system.
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you're pretty much set if that is the case, a lot of these tools need some sort of weighting method for input points. eg. Hot Spot Analysis requires an input field rather than just a load of points for each event.
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Are you sure you have decimal degrees? Would add xy coordinates not just give x y values of the web Mercator? Try calculate geometry on a new field for the lat longs then run the tool?
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I'm guessing they are xlsx post 2007? resave them as xls if possible.
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You likely have people editing with the same database permissions, a higher level could boot the schema locks. You may have to look into your user role structure or versioning, as this will become a pain.
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I think you could copy across just the SHAPE@ token and it would contain those attributes, but that's really just a guess. Or try running calculate geometry.
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