Latest Contributions by rachelg_esri

‎08-14-2019

Thank you for that information, Jonathan! I just tried adding an apostrophe to the Name field in a record on my end in Pro 2.4.1 and had no problems, so I don't think this is a widespread issue. Do you have any other machines with Pro installed? Can you try the workflow there with the same data? Does this happen with any other parcel fabrics, if you have any others? Thank you!

‎08-13-2019

Hello Johanthan, Thank you for those screenshots! Can you verify where this data is stored? Is it inside a file geodatabase, an enterprise geodatabase...? If an enterprise geodatabase, what is the RDBMS name and version? (ex. SQL Server 2012, Oracle 12.1.0.2, etc.) What version of ArcGIS Pro are you on now? Thank you! -- Rachel

‎08-13-2019

Yay! Glad we could help, Susan! Have a great rest of your day!

‎08-13-2019

Hello Susan! Does the following article do what you're looking for? The article does mention that it assumes your records are in order of OID, but I'm not sure how it behaves on missing OIDs as I don't have a dataset to test with. Give this a try and let us know? Thanks! How To: Create sequential numbers in a field using Python in the Field Calculator Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-13-2019

Hello Jonathan! I haven't heard any particular situation similar to what you describe, but the one thing I can think of is I know some softwares do use special characters instead of plain text quotation marks... If you copy the text, paste it into something like Notepad (which should strip out or convert special characters), then copy and paste it back into the row again, do you see the same behavior? If you re-add the quotation mark yourself by editing the table in Pro, do you crash again? Thanks! Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-13-2019

Hello Addie! I just received word from Development that we need to be clicking the + symbol to the right of where we paste the URL. If you do that, the symbol should take. I confirmed it with both my own image and yours as well. Can you try that for me? Thank you! -- Rachel

‎08-13-2019

Hello Addie! I went ahead and tried both your image and several of my own, and even followed the steps in a blog post we have that talks about this process -- Using images as custom point symbols . No dice! Looks like there might be something going on. I've went ahead and logged a bug to alert Development of this issue. You can reference the bug as: [BUG-000124484: Unable to apply custom symbology to ArcGIS Online web maps.] Development will need to take a look and see if they can get this resolved. If you'd like to follow the status of the bug, feel free to give us a call and create a support case (or you can create one through chat on the Support page or My Esri), and request to be attached to the above bug number. Then you'll be able to track the bug status in My Esri. This also allows you the opportunity to escalate the bug if needed. You can follow the steps at this link once you're attached to the bug: https://community.esri.com/groups/technical-support/blog/2016/03/28/how-to-escalate-a-defect . Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-13-2019

Hello Jared! I think Append will be best for you in that case. Your Input would be your "JustOneSide" feature class (the ones that didn't have a 1/6 or 2/7), your Target would be your "NewSignPoints", and you can use the Field Map in the tool to feed the front of the sign information into the Front_SignText and Front_Post_Number. The Back_SignText and Back_Post_Number fields would be <Null> after the append. Here's some information: Append—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop Best regards, Rachel

‎08-12-2019

Hello Jared! I did some testing in ArcGIS Pro, and I think the Spatial Join tool should work for you. This workflow does involve first separating the data, and my workflow assumes the Post_Number field is string. (If it isn't, you can make a new field of type Text and calculate it as equal to your old Post_Number field for a temporary solution.) Here's what I did: I started with 4 points in a dataset representing two different sign posts with two sides each. I made sure to match your "ending in 1/6 or 2/7" scenario on the Post_Number column. First I used Select by Attributes using a SQL expression (there's a toggle button on the Select by Attributes expression builder page to turn on SQL). Note that this only works on text fields the way I did it. My expression was: Post_Number LIKE '%1' OR Post_Number LIKE '%6' I then exported the selection to a "FrontSide" feature class. Then I switched the selection using the "Switch" button on the table pane and exported the new selection to a new "BackSide" feature class. Now I have 2 feature classes -- one that represents the signs' front side and one that represents the signs' back side. I then used the Spatial Join tool: I used the parameters: Target: FrontSide Join: BackSide Output: NewSignPoints Join: Operation: Join one to one Field Map of Join Features: Rename fields based on front or back Match Option: Within a Distance Search Radius: The furthest distance between two points of the same sign (ex. 15 feet for mine -- I didn't zoom in much when I made the points. Your distance may be much smaller. You can use the measure tool to check this.) I then got an output that looked like this, with one row for each sign post and 4 columns -- two that represented the Post Numbers and two that represented the text of the sign: Here's some more information about the Spatial Join tool: Spatial Join—Help | ArcGIS Desktop Let me know if that answers your question? Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-12-2019

Hello Addie, Can you provide the workflow you're using and, if possible, the custom symbol you're using? Is it an image or custom symbology from a client software (ArcMap, Pro...)? Sometimes when saving a map there are errors occurring on the back end that don't prompt pop-up notifications, but you can see the errors in web traffic via Developer Tools > Network. I can give you some instructions on how to check those, but the above questions will help first I think. Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-12-2019

Hello Jared! So, if I am understanding: - You have 2 points for each location that are slightly offset from each other - Each point has a unique set of attributes - The two points are in the same feature class And you're wanting (scenario 1): - Still, just one feature class - One row for each of the points so that you keep the attributes of both - The points to be on top of each other but separate points Is this correct? Or are you wanting (scenario 2): - One point for each sign - One row for each sign that has different columns to represent the front and the back (that used to be 2 attribute rows) If you're wanting the former (scenario 1), I think the easiest way to do this would be to consider the Snap tool. This will snap vertices (or in this case, points) to the closest features within a distance. In the case of features being in the same feature class, it will use the geometry of the lowest Object ID. See: Snap—Help | ArcGIS Desktop In the case of scenario 2, thinking this through, I think the easiest thing would be to select all "front of the sign" points, export them, then select all "back of the sign" points so they are two separate feature classes, making sure to select the right fields you want in each (with a unique identifier included in both), and then set up a join between the two feature classes. You can then export the data which, I think, should result in one point with one row per point but additional fields for the front or the back, if I'm thinking about this correctly? Hopefully that helps. Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-07-2019

Hello Robin! Chrome should be fine -- both pages are working on Chrome in my environment. That said Chrome picks up a lot of security settings IE is given, and each environment may have different settings so it's hard to say that everything will work in every environment. Go ahead and try another browser just in case -- that will help diagnose the problem. IE, Safari, Firefox... Did you have a chance to check with other colleagues as well? And try another network? Thanks! -- Rachel

‎08-07-2019

Hello Diane and Robin, I just checked a few different items in the Training Catalog, including the following two: Story Maps: Tips and Tricks (Video) Getting Started with GIS (Web Course) I was able to successfully launch and view the videos in both courses. Could you provide the names of the items you are trying to click? Also the URL to the page you're clicking play or a link on, and identifying what you're clicking would also be helpful. Have you had a chance to try different browsers or a different network? And does everyone in your office or your organization see the same problem? Thank you! Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎08-05-2019

Hello Patrick! Your post on ArcGIS Ideas will definitely be seen by Development -- you don't need to call in, as you've already posted here! Internal enhancements versus ArcGIS Ideas posts are just two different methods to accomplish the same task - alerting Development that a functionality is requested. The above suggestion is just another option if you'd like to give it another little extra judge on a second source. But they can see this here and see the support it will gain here as well. If you ever did want to reach out to us regarding the enhancement, you can always do so via a chat session with Support or starting a case via My Esri as well. This would still have to go through your POC, but you wouldn't need to go through the phone lines and that may save some time. Best regards, Rachel Esri Support Services

‎07-30-2019

Hello Peter, Great! Glad to hear we found the source and things are back to normal! Thanks for the update! Feel free to reach out again anytime to us on GeoNet! Rachel Esri Support Services

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Re: Apostropes in a Record Name

Re: Apostropes in a Record Name

Re: ArcMap question - fill series in attribute table - - comparable to Excel?

Re: ArcMap question - fill series in attribute table - - comparable to Excel?

Re: Apostropes in a Record Name

Re: I am attempting to use a custom symbol for point data in ArcGIS Online. However, every time I save the layer individually and/or save the map, the custom symbol is not saved. Any ideas on how to get it to save?

Re: I am attempting to use a custom symbol for point data in ArcGIS Online. However, every time I save the layer individually and/or save the map, the custom symbol is not saved. Any ideas on how to get it to save?

Re: combine points

Re: combine points

Re: I am attempting to use a custom symbol for point data in ArcGIS Online. However, every time I save the layer individually and/or save the map, the custom symbol is not saved. Any ideas on how to get it to save?

Re: combine points

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Re: 400 Bad Request when trying to open ESRI Training in Chrome

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