Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Kate - since annotations are a feature class, you can edit them and move them to a new location if you like.  Another option is to set the Reference Scale for the Map View (i.e. 100,000) so the anno/choropleth map stay at the same scale. ... View more

Hi Marie - I answered a similar question here at this post - hope it helps! ... View more

Ashok - one way to do this is to use the Select Layer by Date and Time (Crime Analysis and Safety).  In the GP tool, set the Select by Date (Options) to "By Date Range" and set your week range.  Then run the Optimized Hot Spot tool on the selected features to get the Hot Spot for that week.  Hope this helps! ... View more

Laura - do you shapefiles have a *.prj file for both of them?  If they're in different projected coordinate systems, have you set the Geographic Transformation?  I would also try exporting the shapefiles to file geodatabase feature classes and redo the workflow.  What is the result? ... View more

You're welcome Jamal.   So if the relationship class itself is deleted, then the relationship appears to be broken.  I would presume that the data in the relationship (i.e. source data - *.jpgs, *.docx, etc.) is fine.  It's just not related to the feature class anymore.  For example, if I created a RC to a non-spatial table, the non-spatial table still exists as would a folder of *.jpgs.  You would have to rebuild the RC again to re-establish the relationship. ... View more

My guess is when you replace the original FC with a new FC (changed geometries), something about the ObjectID of the FC and the Relationship Class properties gets changed therefore breaking the link.  Just a guess though. ... View more

Hmmm...might be worth a call to Esri Support Services to see if they can track the issue down.  Their number is 1-888-377-4575 Option 2.   ... View more

Yep - understand what you're saying.  It seems this part of the ArcGIS Pro User Interface does not honor snap settings.  Just my guess. ... View more

Sorry for the non-clarity.  Shutdown/close ArcGIS Pro, rename the Esri folders in ../local and ../roaming to Esri_old, then start the ArcGIS Pro application.  Open your existing project and try your workflow again. ... View more

Hi Chip - the "Pick from Map" functionality uses the map to get the latitude/longitude of the location to generate a candidate list in the lower portion of the pane.  You click the candidate in the list you like and click Match.  The workflow does not using existing point FC and snapping to generate the list hence the workflow you're seeing.  Hope this helps! ... View more

I know the Find Nearest tool in ArcGIS Insights does this rather easily.  In the UI, one can limit the search to a certain number of features and/or a distance. ... View more

Bryn - whenever I see strangeness like this, I rename the ESRI folder in my C:\Users\user profile\appdata\local and C:\Users\user profile\appdata\roaming to ESRI_OLD.  Then I restart AGP, open the project and see if this resolved the issue.  Not sure if this will fix the issue you presented but a good start in troubleshooting. ... View more

Mike - in researching this it seems the latest Windows update or service pack tested for ArcGIS 2.6 is the June 2020 Windows 10 Home, Pro, and Enterprise (64-bit) update - at least that's what the AGP Help pages are saying.  Perhaps the latest Windows Update changed something significantly? ... View more