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Hi Melissa, you can't create a web map in desktop. you have to create it in arcgis online.
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Try it like this (by the way, you have a misspelling in the word "definition" on line 4): if lyr.definitionQuery == """"Arrondisse"=u"Baie-d'Urfé"""": lyr.definitionQuery = """"Arrondisse"=u"Baie-d''Urfé""""
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06-02-2015
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My guess is it is the spaces in the names that are causing problems. It is best practices to never have spaces in file or folder names. because of these kinds of issues.
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Hi Stephanie, you can add a field to your shapefile, and then calculate the field as = decimeters_field*0.1. I'm not sure if you'll have to re-import your shapefile into CE after that.
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I think Helen may be right, and you need to get rid of the quote marks around the field name. I grew up in Suffolk, by the way! For some reason, I knew it would be Suffolk before I clicked on the screen shot and read the Parish names. Have you considered that there might be better ways to display your data? One idea is to create a frequency summary of crimes by parish, and then display the parishes using a quantity symbology of either graduated colors or symbols. If you have different categories of crimes, another possibility is to arrange your data using a pivot table, so that you have columns of amounts for each crime type, and then use a bar chart symbology for each parish, showing the amounts of crimes in each category. Just some thoughts. Good luck!
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Well, I can see in your code snippet, you used comma separators for the first line, and then space or tab for the subsequent line. They would need to be the same. As I said, I used tab with no difficulties at all. The error description states: "Verify that you have entered the correct parameters for this operation and that the data contained in the X and Y fields is in the correct format. The fields must be numeric to be displayed. For example, if the coordinate value is stored in degrees/minutes/seconds in a field (for example, -120 13 58), you need to convert the values to decimal degrees and store them in a numeric field. In addition, some characters in field names are not supported, such as dashes (for example, x-coord for the field name), spaces, and brackets. Before adding x,y data, you should edit the field names to remove these characters. For example, you can use the underscore character instead of the dash character in field names. For more information, see the Make XY Event Layer tool help." so you should make sure you don't have any of these issues first.
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It's hard to say, without seeing a sample or screenshot of your data tables. Can you join them using a Spatial Join (ArcGIS Desktop)?
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Hi Gustavo, you can use the Find and Replace Workspace Paths method: import arcpy mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(r"C:\Project\Project_SDE1.mxd") mxd.findAndReplaceWorkspacePaths(r"Database Connections\Connection to GISSDE1.sde", r"Database Connections\Connection to GISSDE2.sde") mxd.saveACopy(r"C:\Project\Project_SDE2.mxd") del mxd
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I think, that since you've identified the shapfile as the step where your values change, you should create a geodatabase in ArcCatalog, and then after you create your data, export into the GDB as a feature class.
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Ok, what other image formats have you tried exporting to, besides PDF?
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Hmmm, this is not a particularly large file size. Is your mxd, data, and export location all local, or is any of this on a network location.
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Joseph, was your question answered? I think it should be, since 3 or 4 people have walked you through the process. If so, do you mind marking an answer as correct? This will help other people with the same problem find the answer. You can also mark any answers as helpful that were particularly valuable to you. Thanks!
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