Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Can you symbolize the polygons with a fill, it is hard to tell from just outlines whether the polygons overlap.  I would run Multipart To Singlepart (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation to ensure that they are singlepart shapes. Also polygon 6 does indeed have 4 points in it, but the only way polygon 9 has 2 points in it is if there are duplicate/overlapping points (so example the point table) or the geometry overlaps between polygon 6 and 9 ... View more

perhaps you misread Spatial joins by feature type—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Add Spatial Join (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation   ... View more

Is the polygon layer a multipart featureclass?  If so, you might have to use the multiparttosinglepart tool ... View more

see the contact person in this thread We haven't yet received our 3 ArcGIS Pro personal ... - Esri Community ... View more

Is this related? Parallel Processing Factor (Environment setting)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation under usage notes and the sql reference ... View more

Would I be off if I thought you were trying to determine the orientation and perhaps length of those yellow areas? The closest I can think of without testing would be to... perform a Region Group to provide individual zone ids to the areas Region Group (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Then determine the spatial geometry How Zonal Geometry works—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  With the ellipse option which would give the majoraxis length and orientation also as  Zonal Geometry as Table (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation of course you will need projected data and you will need to use an appropriate cell size to capture the nature of the zones as best as possible ... View more

Are all your polygons convex? or concave? If convex, there should be one long axis, if concave, then segments would be most likely ... View more

Rectangle - Wikipedia But I assume that it goes beyond this and you haven't seen the Shape_Area field in a featureclass table, assuming that you have one. Perhaps you need to elaborate on your situation ... View more

@AnissaHiggins did the people doing the uninstall/reinstall follow the recommendations in this document? How To: Perform a Clean Uninstall and Reinstall of ArcGIS Pro ... View more

BUG-000177301 for ArcGIS Pro  in Product plan with a workaround  BUG-000177594 for ArcGIS Pro  in review sadly, found in 3.5.1, so prior might be good ... View more

from the link I sent, I would beef up any type of memory Recommended: 8 GB or more If you're using a notebook computer with an integrated GPU, consider increasing the system RAM to compensate for the use of shared memory. Otherwise you will be doing a deep dive into... Troubleshooting Performance Issues in ArcGIS Pro ... View more

the spatial join is based on geometry not on matching attributes ... View more

For your second question and assuming there are no nulls the simplest is to use string formatting either in its full form (line 1) or "f" string version (line 2).  Python processing of course. "{:.1f} km".format(!KM!) f"{!KM!:.1f} km"   Readings string — Common string operations — Python 3.14.0 documentation some examples Basic fancy formats .... - Esri Community    ... View more