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Most likely you are viewing the thread in your inbox, which doesn't enable attachments. If you click the title of this thread, you will view it outside of your inbox, and they should appear.
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I have had this exact problem, and it turned out I just needed to build pyramids for the rasters. As an FYI, the checkerboard appearance did not affect any analysis, but was just a visual thing. Here's some info on building pyramids: ArcGIS Help 10.1
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Yes, right click the new layer and select join, choose the old layer to join and a field which is unique and common between them, such as an ID field as the join field in both. Then you can right click the field you want to calculate, and double click the field from the old layer to add it in to the expression box. After you're done, you can right click the layer again and remove the join.
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Unless I'm missing something, I don't see any issue, in fact, I can think of many examples where this would be necessary. I'm curious to know ow it works out in your test environment though, so lease do report back.
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Sounds like you'll need to process your data in the desktop version first.
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What is the extent of your data, Cathina? How large of a geographic area does it cover?
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I think the easiest way would be to just use the data available through ArcGIS online. If you click the add data button, and then search for demographics or census, their is a wealth of data related to population that you can add to your map. You can then use your buffers and the analysis tools to perform your query.
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Oh now I feel really stupid. I didn't realize that your post is about ArcObjects, probably because it's something I know nothing about. I hate to say it, but you might want to actually move it to ArcObjects SDK. I'm really sorry for asking you to move it again Jason, but I guess it is a good illustration of how posting your question in the right place will get it to the right audience. My apologies again.
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Wow! You responded to your post four years before you even wrote it!
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I think your only option might be to convert the graticule to graphics.
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Ok, did you draw it while in layout view or data view? Thanks for moving your question, by the way.
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Hi Jason, you need to move your question to a more appropriate place GeoNet help is for questions about the GeoNet forum. I would suggest GIS. Just click on the heading of your question, so you're not looking at it in your inbox, and at the right there will be an option to move it. Anyway, is your rectangle a feature, or a graphic?
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I don't believe you join tables in the same way as desktop, but you can certainly perform spatial join type analyses. What exactly are you hoping to achieve with the join?
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