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Sounds great Josh - sorry we were not able to find these other locators but at least the warning message is no longer appearing. All the best!

Sounds like we're getting there. So you can find the ArcMap locators in the following directory - C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.8\Locators - are there any there?

From the Python (code sample 3) for the Points to Line GP tool, created this Python script changing the values to apply to your parameters. # Description: Convert point features into line features # Import system modules import arcpy # Set environment settings arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\Users\kennkath\Desktop\LabWork\Thesis\Methods\Chapter2\Alsea_Katie\Alsea_Katie\" # Set local variables inFeatures = "channel_boundaries_range.shp" outFeatures = "channel_boundaries_range_widths1.shp" lineField = "ORIG_FID" sortField = "MEASURE" # Run PointsToLine arcpy.management.PointsToLine(inFeatures, outFeatures, lineField, sortField, "NO_CLOSE", "CONTINUOUS", "NONE", "NONE")

A few questions for you: 1. What ArcGIS Pro are you using? 2. What is the table format? 3. Are you using Query Layers?

Thank you for posting this. This appears to be BUG-000163419 - "The error message, "ERROR 001461: Failed to package tiles" is returned if the 'Area of Interest' parameter is specified when using the Create Map Tile Package tool." It's currently "under review" by the ArcGIS Pro Dev Team.

Hi @MitchellDrennan - apologies for the tardy response. Have been teaching classes in person the last two days. So I tried a Spatial Join (gp tool) workflow where I joined each feature class with the GridIndex layer to create a new FC with both the input feature class and GridIndex attributes merged together. Then you can "see" what features fall in grid index A1, A2 and so on. Then I went to the Layer Properties of each feature class to apply the Page Query. Not as clean or as easy as ArcMap for some reason. Not sure why.

You bet! I'm glad it worked out for you!

So for the selected row in question, right click tghe request_completed_date field and click the Calculate Field command. This opens the Calculate Field GP tool. Make sure the Expression Type is Python. Select the date/time field, if necessary, and for the calculation type the None. This will set the selected field to a Null value. See my screen grab below.

Sometimes when I see strange behaviors such as this, I recommend a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro. You can see how to do this here - and in reviewing the internals case reports, this does seem to resolve this issue.

Agree with Dan, I think you may be running into an issue with available harddrive space. This technical article provides some insight on how to clear ArcGIS Pro temporary files and maybe, just maybe, allow the GP tool to finish.

To my knowledge, there is no way to lock the ribbon open. This may be worth contributing an ArcGIS Idea for this item as there is not one currently.

True. That would work but the new *.aprx would reference all the Pro project folder information stored with the original project folder. If that's not an issue, you could certainly do the "save as" option.

I would recommend creating a project package using the workflow here to move to a different folder on the network. As referenced in the Help documentation - "Enterprise database data, UNC path data, styles, and connections in your map are referenced rather than copied to the project package."

@KeithAddison1 - I think I have a workflow that may work better. In ArcGIS Pro, there is a Favorites style you can use to create new symbols and color schemes. Since you have an existing color scheme that you'd like to make into a style, here's what you can do. 1. In the Contents Pane, click the Color Scheme to open the Symbology Pane. 2. Click the dropdown menu for Color Scheme and then click "Format color scheme..." 3. Bottom left of the Color Scheme Editor, click the "Save to a style..." button. 4. In the "Save Color Scheme As" window, fill in the name, category, tags and select Favorites if not already selected. 5. Click OK twice. 6. Open the Catalog View, then click Styles and Favorite. The recently created color scheme is now part of your Favorites style.

So it appears you extracted the GISBasics folder to your C:\users\sabrina.shultz\downloads directory instead. What you could do is create a new folder on your C:\ drive called EsriTraining. Then go the C:\users\sabrina.shultz\downloads directory and cut the GISBasics folder. Then paste it to the newly created C:\EsriTraining folder. Then everything should match to the lesson.

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Re: Locator not supported

Re: Locator not supported

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Re: Why has arcgis stopped being able to open the address file for geocoding?

Re: Creating tpk files in Pro 3.1

Re: Limit attribute table in Map View to only those features matching the Page Query of a Map Series

Re: ArcGIS Pro 3.2 - Make new style from an existing color ramp

Re: Calculate Field won't update a date field

Re: graphic auto text tool

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Re: Copying .APRX in File Explorer — Copy supporting files and folders too?

Re: Copying .APRX in File Explorer — Copy supporting files and folders too?

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Re: No C:\EsriTraining Folder

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