Latest Contributions by SepheFox

‎05-03-2015

Sorry, I forgot to say... these instructions are for putting pie charts as symbology.

‎05-03-2015

If the fiscal budget data is in another layer, simply change the symbology of that layer as described in this help file: ArcGIS Desktop . If it's in the same layer, then right click the layer in the table of contents, select copy, past it in to your table of contents, and then change the symbology of the copied layer as described in the help file.

‎05-03-2015

How come you are symbolizing by multiple attributes? Don't you just want to do it by quantities and then pick your percent difference field as the value? You should be able to pick any color ramp you want by clicking the arrow by the color ramp and choosing a ramp in the drop down.

‎05-03-2015

Oh great! Yeah, I think Python is a better way to go about it. Do you mind marking the question as answered? Thanks!

‎05-03-2015

Another idea might be to also have the user define the path to the shapefile by adding a workspace parameter.

‎05-03-2015

Hey Thanos, it's hard to know where things are going awry without seeing a screen shot of the model. By default though, the spatial join should retain all the fields from both the target and join features, so I'm guessing something is not right with the way you have your field mapping set up. The help file for Spatial Join has a great example script in it, where they are doing essentially the same thing, except getting the mean of a particular field. Of course this might be easier to set up in Python: ArcGIS Desktop . If this doesn't help you at all, maybe you could post a screen shot of both the model, and the Spatial Join tool dialog.

‎05-02-2015

Hi Peng, I don't think you can do this in ArcGIS with the data you have, unless the shapefile contains building heights. Of course then you wouldn't be looking for a way to obtain the heights! You would need liDAR data that contains both the bare earth layer (or last returns, similar to your DEM) and the first returns layer (which is the top of buildings or trees. You can then subtract the last returns from the first returns and get the difference. It would also be possible to do from the airphoto, either manually, or perhaps using google earth, by measuring the building shadows. The process in GE is explained here: Estimating Building Heights Using Sketchup & Google Earth |

‎05-02-2015

I was thinking. maybe it's possible to include the symbol if it can be found in text symbols.

‎05-02-2015

Hi Chao, you need to add field to your table names x and y, and then you can right click on each field name and select calculate geometry. From there you can calculate the x and y field, and then when you export the table you will have those values also.

‎05-02-2015

Getting the tet in there is pretty simple.You can just construct a label expression that uses several fields in your table. For example, you would make a label something like this: "Plaque: " + [plaqueField] + '\n' + "Arrow: : + [ArrowField] + '\n' + "Condition: " + [ConditionField] and so on. The quote marks should surround any text strings you want to use, and then you use the plus symbol between the text strings and fields. The '\n' is used to make a line break. I'm not sure how you would get the symbol in there though. Maybe you could simply symbolyze your features this way, and then have the text in a label callout?

‎05-02-2015

Hi Matej, I think all you can really do is zoom in closer. You can use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out while editing so you don't have to change tools.

‎05-02-2015

Hi Quinn, about half way down the page in this document, it shows how to construct if statements for labeling, both for vb and python: ArcGIS Desktop

‎05-02-2015

Hi Daniel, click the options button next to Remove Duplicates, and make sure you don't have a distance set in there. Also, under conflict resolution make sure you didn't click "never remove".

‎05-02-2015

Hi Neala, did you check the "convert unplaced labels" box when you created your animation?

‎05-01-2015

Hi Marie, grab the table of content title bar, and click and drag the TOC until your cursor hovers over the blue left pointing arrow, all the way on the left of the page in the middle. The arrow will highlight a darker blue. Release the mouse button and you TOC should be in the usual place.

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