Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Problem: The Classify Symbology is Not Available for Raster Datasets in ArcGIS Pro but people have been experiencing symbology issues of late, Make sure you have calculate statistics for your rasters before using them ... View more

GraduatedColorsRenderer—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation which leaves the lower bound statement (Read and Write) A double that represents the minimum value of the symbolized classificationField to be displayed. Note: The value of the lowerBound should only be set to a value within the range of the first class break, otherwise it will fail. The maximum value gets modified in the last class break by changing the upperBound property.   ... View more

Do the classes stay in place is you drop the aprx.save()? The code examples in the help use aprx.saveas or there is no saving. ... View more

must reads to avoid common pitfalls For ArcMap users migrating to ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation particularly Migrate existing work—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation I am assuming you haven't read the help topics   ... View more

If you want both geographic and projected coordinates, just run the tool twice changing the spatial reference to match the desired output ... View more

Data source :  are you working with locally stored file geodatabases?, or SDE data sources? cloud-based? csv ? A lot of the differences can be ascribed to whether duplicat OBJECTIDs are permitted or not, or whether they have one, or not The Validate Join tool was introduced to assess those scenarios and more Validate Join (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation The rest of the cavaets you have read in the help topics ... View more

You can get the coordinates in the output coordinate system that you want without projecting it first.  Just specify it in the tool Calculate Geometry Attributes (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation you don't use the individual fields which show the original coordinate system x, y values ... View more

See this thread esda arcgis pro? - Esri Community the specific esda interface is no more and broken up into a variety of pieces, See the responses there, especially Eric's ... View more

look low and left on your map ... View more

on a side-related note... If you modifiy the query to narrow down the search you get "mystery " replies. In this example, I narrowed down a query which produce a 100 or more hits, to this and got 4 hits... apparently written in white text on a white background 😁 this has been ongoing for at least a month or two, so it may not be associated directly with the current issue.   ... View more

other than experimenting with some of the other options which can remove points, the only other suggestion I would make is to convert to a raster, then back to a polygon with the 'simplified' option Raster to Polygon (Conversion)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation however deciding on the raster cell size would introduce as many dilemas as choosing the simplification methods geared towards vectors. Concave hulls, alpha shapes would be another route to go where you have some control as to what points to include in the resultant hull, but you would have to tinker with the offerings out there.  For example Concave Hulls ... the elusive container - Esri Community ... View more

Package Manager—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation you can create any environment you want but the issue really depends on whether you want arcpy (hence arcgisscripting) or the arcgis module to work in that environment.  Also, the version of python is pinned to work with arcpy (currently python 3.11.x). esri cautions about using pip to install packages if there is an equivalent version from conda channels Package Manager—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation This provides a list of third party libraries that you can install if they already aren't Available third-party Python libraries—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation so check it first since your package may be on esri's channel. From within conda, install from the 'defaults' channel first before trying 'conda-forge', and pip last. If you want to create your own environment, you don't need to clone if you don't want to work with/or need arcpy or tools from arctoolbox (for example I currently run python 3.12, numpy 2.2.2 etc separately from the  arcgispro-py3 environment) ... View more

can you append or extend using sys.path? My IDE allows for adding other locations to look for user modules, I haven't experimented with the builtin python window or a ArcGIS Pro notebook ... View more

As exemplified in the help topic on Model Parameters Model parameters—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation P  Is what you will see in your model, set them according to the help topic. To set a model variable as a parameter, the model must be edited in ModelBuilder. In ModelBuilder, right-click the variable and select Parameter. When a variable is set as a parameter, the letter P appears next to the variable in the model. ... View more

related ArcGIS Pro- Allow Arrow Keys to Move/Nudge Layout ... - Esri Community ... View more