Latest Contributions by DavidPike

Do you mean it to work as a functioning tool with different data inputs? You need to replace your hard coded stuff with parameters ... View more

If the spacing is common across all the pages you could shift the dataframe to the left the required amount then use extent clipping to remove the western slither. ... View more

Hello Maria. I would have thought using your neighbourhoods as the target and bus stop buffers at the join feature with one-to-many would achieve this e.g. Area 1 | Stop 3 Area 1 | Stop 4 Area 2 | Stop 2 can you send some pictures of your results? ... View more

Its somewhere by the new mexico/Texas border by that coordinate in WM. ... View more

Haha! What about running it through the source rasters of your mosaic datasets?  Also the OID field of your points could be getting changed if that's giving misleading info. ... View more

Looking at the help it seems like the extract multi value to point append the raster values to the input points? Negating any iteration. Unless I'm looking at old syntax. The script seems to be trying to create point outputs for each raster if I'm reading it right?  Apologies if I'm reading it wrong. ... View more

Maybe values from secondary rasters are being applied? When you create the mosaic layer you could use a query. There also might be overlap operations not being controlled? ... View more

Hi Paul, When testing I've found it handy to have 'info' level messaging enabled (done at the publishing stage'. Also ensure it is 'synchronous'. The document below has been very handy, although you seem to be a stage beyond anything it could help you with. Publish an additional print service with custom layouts from ArcMap—Documentation (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise  Also for legend issues How To: Configure legend properties for custom print templates from Portal for ArcGIS  ... View more

Thanks for editing to make readable (was written on phone which doesn't appear to offer that functionality). I dont think it could look any worse, so better is a good step up. ... View more

I'm on my phone so  youd need to check the syntax with arc help.  Import arcpy My_database = r'mygdb.gdb' Query_list = ['location1','loc2','loc3'] For query in query_list :     Prim_miles=0.0     Sec_miles = 0.0     With arcpy.da.SearchCursor(my_database,        'loc' , 'primlength'   seclength') as cursor:          For row in cursor:                 If query == row[0] :                        Prim_miles += row[1]                        Sec_miles += row[2]       Print(query + " - " + str(Prim_miles) +"pm"       Print(query + " - " + str(Sec_miles) +"sm"       Del Prim_miles       Del Sec_miles ... View more

Hi Scott,  It should work, the parameters I guess would be 1 mile wide and 1 mile high. Create fishnet and generate tesselation should also do the job, with generate tesselation allowing you to specify an area. Ensure you are in a projected coordinate system. ... View more

Daniel, As the others have said this can easily be put together quite quickly. Use the arcpy.da search cursor to go through your fields and total them up. Conceptually  each time your record matches the attribute query, it grabs the corresponding primary and secondary conductor mileage and sums the values up when it hits another attribute match. ... View more

I'm not really up on pro unfortunately so can't really offer any more without possibly misdirecting you. Maybe look into if the newest implementation of portal can do this out of the box? Though I'm guessing you're developing a standalone app. Perhaps a gp service which allows users to sketch the polygon then attribute heights of various vetices of a multi patch. I have a very surface level knowledge but I hope it helps somewhat. ... View more

Hi Bennet, I know pro allows this drawing functionality which I was very poor at using! Once you get your head around it I think it becomes quite straightforward. It could also be done with multi patch polygons, which may be what pro is creating (still stuck on desktop here). ... View more