Latest Contributions by Syvertson

I think I may have asked the problem wrong, because what you gave me is a very good answer for what I asked, but not what I needed.   My first step parses the addresses into an array of the "words" in the string.  I take the first item in the array and assign it to a "house number" variable (x1).  (of course it is still a string, but hopefully a numeric string)  I tried using if(typeof(x1) == 'String') to test for non-numeric and replace with an empty string, and it actually eliminated all the results.   My next idea was to use Numeric(x1), which did actually convert all of the appropriate numeric responses to a number, but the non-numeric ones have a "NaN" value for "not a number."  Since I don't want NaN on the label, andI need to find a way to test for "NaN" and replace with the empty string.  So far I have not found that one test. Latest version of this code: var x = $feature['RC_GIS.dbo.ALL_PARCEL_DATA.Street_Address']; var y = $feature['RC_GIS.dbo.ALL_PARCEL_DATA.paddress2']; var x1 = Number(split(x,' ')[0]); var y1 = Number(split(y,' ')[0]); var label; if(ABS(x1) == 0)    {x1 = NULL;} if(ABS(y1) == 0)    {y1 = NULL;} if (x1 == y1) {    label = x1; } else {    if (x1 == NULL)       {          label = y1;       }    else    {       if (y1 == NULL)       {          label = x1;       }       else       {          label = concatenate([x1,y1],"-");       }    } } return label; Result is below:  Everything looks fine, except the "NaN". ... View more

OK.  I have many attributes that I want updated automatically  (Some based on physical location, some based on who is updating the record and some based on other fields)  Some of the changes are made when updating the position of the feature, some when editing attributes, and some when creating a new feature.  See table below: Can this functionality be duplicated using the transfer attribute tool? ... View more

Thanks Rebecca.  Your answer was also correct, but I selected Derek's as the "Correct" answer because he had a link to an excellent blog post explaining the whole thing. ... View more

I opened a service call with ESRI.  I am told that the reason for this is that my basemaps are not cached.  I have still not been able to cache my basemaps, but when I do, I will document here whether the problem is fixed. ... View more

I have disabled ESRI basemaps because all of my data is in state plane and I am happy with my own basemaps. ... View more

Very interesting.  I just checked it out and the button is grayed out.  See below: ... View more

This worked splendidly.  It is just like me to make this harder than it had to be. ... View more

Paul,  I assume your solution would have worked just fine, but I tried the easy answer first and it worked.  Thanks. Matt ... View more

Thanks Darren.  That worked perfectly. ... View more