Latest Contributions by DavidPike

Tabulate Area (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Then calculate the area from the raster cell size. ... View more

You have pending Edits, possibly save them. Your Zones and Classes are the wrong way around. Zones =  water Class = Lines https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/analysis/tabulate-intersection.htm Using a higher dimension Input Class Features value than the Input Zone Features value is not supported. If the Input Zone Features values are points, the Input Class Features values cannot be polygons or lines. If the Input Zone Features values are lines, the Input Class Features values cannot be polygons. If the Input Zone Features and the Input Class Features values are different dimensions (polygon zone with line class, polygon zone with point class, or line zone with point class), the output PERCENTAGE field records the percentage of the class intersecting the zone polygon. A LENGTH field is included in the output table when the Input Class Features values are lines. The LENGTH field contains the length of intersection between the Input Zone Features and the Input Class Features values. ... View more

Did it work before?  If the password for the account that created the key has changed then I believe you need to create a new key (maybe create a new key anyway to check).  Otherwise I think more information would be beneficial. ... View more

Yes also be aware (unless this is now fixed in later Pro versions) that the generated Python script references the .aprx for some reason.  i.e. ensure you save the .aprx Project before scheduling the model. then go into Windows task scheduler and set all the options, run as Admin (maybe?), run when not logged in etc etc.  and best to have it run and a Service Account. ... View more

possibly BUG-000155515 for ArcGIS Pro Solved: Cannot Apply Symbology From Layer Using Python Scr... - Esri Community - details setting the symbology as an output parameter instead. I've also seen it set as 'layer.symbology' as an alternative. ... View more

These seems like a use case for a Dashboard or Experience Builder.  Do you have access to these? ... View more

Might be misunderstanding - but I feel a spatial join then a calculate field would work. ... View more

Would recommend sharing a lot more info on your model, publishing parameters and ArcGIS Server debug error logs. ArcGIS Server should be ignoring the output location and repathing it on publishing.  It might still be worth trying  %scratchWorkspace% instead:  %scratchWorkspace%\output.xlsx ... View more

If I understand what you're intending correctly, and you also only have the Basic license: Pairwise Erase (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation   ... View more

That wouldn't account for partial overlaps of segments. ... View more

Symmetrical Difference would keep parts from both lines which do not Overlap.  I think you only want non-overlapping segments from one feature, is that right? You have to be very precise with your terminology here as a line can be made of many segments.  A segment could overlap or be coincident to the other feature at some point, but not entirely overlap. It might be handy to produce a graphic of your input and sketch of your intended output. however I think you just want to Erase Erase (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation one feature from the other, is that right?  Advanced license again but workarounds can likely be done. ... View more

What's the data source?  Sounds maybe like you have a WMTS or vector tile service etc.  Also, a picture paints a thousand words. ... View more

Have played around with this one many years ago and it did work from what I remember.  Probably needs refactored for deprecated modules, and might not work on AGOL.  Determining the interdependencies of items in Portal for ArcGIS | Esri Australia Technical Blog ... View more

Have you checked the Webhook in Survey123.com ? ... View more

I may not be entirely understanding your process of exporting to a csv then re-adding what you already have..  It might be best to state what you want to achieve and someone could advise a better methodology.   You may have old x and y coordinates in the attribute table which you're mistaking for the actual geometry x and y. I'd ensure you save as a feature class - not a shapefile, and run the following to get your X and Y Add Geometry Attributes (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation If interested, I've also found what I believe to be a slight issue with centroid calculations of polygons in WGS84/GCS.   Re: Creating multiple non-overlapping buffers - Esri Community Re: Centroid of polygon stored in a Geographic Coo... - Esri Community ... View more