Latest Contributions by KalSsin

‎03-12-2021

Hi~~~ !Name!.split('(')[0] Name = Name.split('(')[0] What should I do? Thank you in advance. 111.JPG pq_e.JPG

‎03-04-2021

I lacked understanding of the special join. I got the answer I wanted. I'm sorry and thank you very much.

‎03-03-2021

Thank you. However, it is a problem that cannot be solved with a special join. What I'm doing is not the above. It's just an example of Europe, which is easy to explain to find an answer.

‎03-03-2021

What I'm trying to do is something else. It's hard to explain as an example, so I ask you a question on a European map.

‎03-03-2021

Hi~~~ I want to fill in the Location field. I want to write the country name in "Europe_city" in a specific polygon. Python Window, please~~~ Thank You~~~ import arcpy arcpy.env.workspace = 'D:/Europe/Europe21.gdb' feature_class = 'Europe_city' feature_class = 'nation4' gg.jpg

‎03-03-2021

I want to fill in the Location field. Python Window, please~~~ import arcpy arcpy.env.workspace = 'D:/Europe/Europe21.gdb' feature_class = 'Europe_city' feature_class = 'nation4' 파이선 질무ㅡㄴㅇ.jpg

‎02-17-2021

Thank you so much~~~

‎02-16-2021

HI~~~ There is no answer to the question, so I post it again. There is no problem when "Mobile Map Package" was created with "Create Address Locator". But there's a problem when I created the "Mobile Map Package" with "Create Locator" or "Create Feature Locator." Both "Locator" and "Mobile Map Package" are created normally without an error message, but are not loaded (unreadable) by the "Explorer App". I get an error message saying it's a wrong map. Please help me. q1.jpg q2.jpg q3.jpg

‎02-14-2021

Thank you. I wrote down the problem in the attached image.

‎02-14-2021

Hi~~ "Create Address Locator" is only supported up to 2.7. Could you give me a solution? Untitled-1.jpg Untitled-2.jpg Untitled-3.jpg

‎02-09-2021

Thank you so much~

‎02-09-2021

Hi? Please, define "Arcgis Pro 2.7 is the last version ArcGIS Pro 2.7 is the last version that will support packaging 'emap2101'mm.JPG"

‎01-18-2021

thank you so much~~~~

‎01-17-2021

Thank you so much~~~~ I want to label expression window. (no outside) I have modified the contents below. I would like to label “Paris” as follows. def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]: if [C-NAME]=="France": "<CLR #BDBDBD'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : bold Outline color : #BDBDBD Outline width : 0.3pt Halo color : #BDBDBD Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE Halo Outline width : 0.3pt I would like to label “Roma” as follows. def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]: if [C-NAME]=="Itlay": "<CLR #FF0000'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : regular Outline color : #BDBDBD Outline width : 0.3pt Halo color : #BDBDBD Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE Halo Outline width : 0.3pt

‎01-17-2021

fr.JPG Hi~~~~ I would like to express it using Python as below. I'd appreciate it if you could code it. I would like to label “Paris” as follows. def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]: if [C-NAME]=="France": In Beyond : None Out Beyond : 1:15,000 "<CLR #BDBDBD'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : bold Outline color : #BDBDBD Outline width : 0.3pt Halo color : #BDBDBD Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE Halo Outline width : 0.3pt I would like to label “Roma” as follows. def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]: if [C-NAME]=="Itlay": In Beyond : 1:15,001 Out Beyond : 1:35,000 "<CLR #FF0000'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : regular Outline color : #BDBDBD Outline width : 0.3pt Halo color : #BDBDBD Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE Halo Outline width : 0.3pt Thank you~~

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