Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

There was a similar case when a user was trying to run a Python script via Task Scheduler and getting the Runtime error message.  The way they resolved the issue was to do the following: - Navigate to the Project tab> Package Manager - Click on the 3 dots>click on clone - It might take some time, - Activate the cloned environment from the 3 dots> Activate >reopened ArcGIS Pro and re-ran the entire script, and the script executed successfully without any error ... View more

Here are a few Arcade resources to create sequential numbering using Arcade: How To: Automatically Populate Sequential Numbering for Newly Created Features in ArcGIS F How To: Sort and Create a Sequentially Ordered ID Field in an Attribute Table in ArcGIS Pr How To: Add Auto Sequential Values Using Attribute Rules in ArcGIS Pro Attribute rule script expression examples—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Adding to the questions - are you using a script to export?  Are you using the PDF presets or clicking the button to Export? ... View more

Hmmm...not sure exactly what's going on but this Driver Installation Decision Tree to work with Excel files is a good start - Install the drivers to work with Microsoft Excel files—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Hi @gwyn_taylor - based upon the original posters question and what I'm seeing on the internals with Technical Support, the Nibble tool has a "love/hate" relationship with the C: drive.  In one case, a customer (who had the same problem) created a temp folder on their drive and created a system variable TempFolders that points to this drive/folder.  When they ran the GP tool again, the tool completed without any issues.  In my Registry Editor, the Software folder->Esri->ArcGIS Pro->Raster->Environment, there is a TMPDIR variable that points to my C:\Users\<user_profile>\AppData\Local\Temp\3\ArcGISProTemp12316\ Maybe pointing this to a new drive location would help? ... View more

One thing to try is in the Catalog Pane, find and remove from the project the "100_MapStyles_V1" (at least I think that what the style is and see if that helps.  2nd you can do a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

I'd recommend contacting Esri Support Services directly for this item as it may take a bit of work to resolve. Contact Esri Technical Support ... View more

There was an old BUG-000129060 - "Parallel processing causes the Copy Raster geoprocessing tool to fail" that was fixed at ArcGIS Pro 3.0 so that's not it.  But it say not to set anything in the Parallel Processing box (leave empty) as ArcGIS Pro determines the optimial parallel processing by default. ... View more

Interesting... You can set vertex symbol options in the Editing Options under Symbology->Vertices.  To access, click the Project tab->Settings->under the Application header->Editing. Worse comes to worse, you can do a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro to restore it to factory settings - How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset ... View more

@RichardDaniels - as I work in Esri Training Services and not the ArcGIS Pro Development Team, I don't have an answer for you unfortunately.  I did a quick search on the ArcGIS Pro Ideas page and did not see an idea listed on this topic.  One thing I can recommend is to add this as a new idea so it gets visibility with the Dev Team.  I know Esri staff on the ArcGIS Pro team do read these ideas and try to incorporate new/modified workflows with each release. ... View more

Yes, sorry about that as I read that item incorrectly.  I do still think it's related to BUG-000173775 as it tracks with the Support Case I'm reading now.  If you'd like to add your Customer Number to the BUG, I believe you can do this by contacting Support Services and working directly with an analyst. ... View more

I'm thinking this is BUG-000173775 - "The Traverse tool in ArcGIS Pro fails to retain new quadrant bearing entries that are within 20 seconds of the previous course, defaulting to the earlier value instead."  It's reproducible in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 and 3.5 (Alpha) and works correctly at ArcGIS Pro 3.3.1. The workaround seems to be "The direction value is shown as NW instead of the entered SW due to how the label expression handles 90, 180, 270, or 360 degrees. Modifying the direction field in the Attributes "pane by adding a small .00001 value nudges it to the other quadrant, correcting the label. Not ideal clearly but I think that's what's going on... ... View more

I tried to connect to the WFS using ArcGIS Pro 3.4.x and cannot connect.  It throws an Invalid Path error... ... View more

That IS strange!  A few things to try... 1.  In the Catalog Pane, right-click on the layer and select Properties.  For the layer properties, select the indexes tab on the right, expand the Spatial Index property and click Recalculate if that's enabled or Create if the Recalculate is not enabled. 2.  Copy/paste the "wonky" layer to a new feature class or shapefile and see if the new layer performs the same. 3.  This is somewhat extreme, but you could do a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro and see if that helps - How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset ... View more