Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

quick Dr Google Using Your Organization’s Shared Theme in Story Maps  If it is your .... Retire Early ... Joe's How to Guide ....  maybe management took it down  ... View more

Arne Gelfert‌I don't know offhand since I am usually working with data I create myself... so everything is perfect of course . If you get a list of layers that don't work, you may be able to determine some communalities between them... assuming that there isn't some random or obscure bug. ... View more

Yes... GCS (geographic coordinate systems) are in decimal degrees.  PCS (projected coordinate systems) are usually in meters, but a few countries opt for feet (international or U.S.) Datums are a whole different issue... basically describing Earth's shape (simply) so if those fundamentals change, then coordinate values will change for a fixed location on Earth... hence, referred to as "datum shift". There are tons (or tonnes) of great references out there ... View more

You reviewed this? How Spatial Autocorrelation (Global Moran's I) works—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

line 8 layer.visible = !layer.visible is that =! a formatting or copy issue?  (ie space between =, ! and lack of space between ! and layer... A shortcut perhaps, but case = not case  # ie.  layer.visible = not layer.visible is a little less prone to format issues and misinterpretation ... View more

So confirmed that the data are in a projected coordinate system. Now try to get them calculated in a GCS NAD83 (geographic coordinate system) to get them in decimal degrees, You might have missed the help section.... If a coordinate system is specified, the length and area calculations will be in the units of that coordinate system unless different units are selected in the Length Unit and Area Unit parameters. ... View more

You do have a projected coordinate system, it seems that the long/lat output request isn't being supported Use Add Geometry Attributes (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  to compare ... View more

right-click on the layer, select properties, look for spatial reference. Again, what did you use/do to calculate the values for the coordinates? ... View more

what are you using to calculate the values?  It looks like your data are in a projected coordinate system or it has been defined incorrectly as geographic when it is indeed projected ... View more

I don't. so you will have to describe the data you are using. Any basemaps or layers from the web? lots of graphics, labels SDE All projects? Even a new project? etcetera ... View more

Are you wanting to install it in an environment not created within arcgis pro? The recommended way is via conda either in the base environment or one of its clones https://anaconda.org/esri/arcgis  ... View more

Tech Support might have come across a similar case ... View more

densify the geographic coordinates of the bounding rectangle using a geodesic densify and rerun to see if that point is really in the bounding areas of your selector featureclass Geodetic Densify (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

I did a  conda install -c blah blah blah --dry-run so it wouldn't install and it pretty well wanted to obliterate all versions of the packages in the esri, free and other channels with those from conda-forge. I don't know if you did that before, but I wouldn't recommend mixing an arcgis pro conda installation with something that isn't available in the channels supported by it. ... View more

I can't replicate.  Clean install of 2.6, 2.6.1 updated on top of it.  Local fgdb table. ... View more