Latest Contributions by SepheFox

I'm glad you found a solution that worked for you, Scott. Do you mind marking this questions as answered? This accomplishes a couple of things: people will realize that you don't still need help, and also, other people in the future with the same question can find the answer easier. Thanks! ... View more

Have you made any kind of a start at all? Generally with a Python script task, I will start by googling for similar scripts, as well as cutting and pasting from the ArcMap tool help, or grabbing the python snippets from the tools themselves. Most people on this forum prefer that a poster has made some attempts, but run into specific road blocks that they need help with, rather than starting from nothing. I am not trying to be rude, but just giving you some tips about how to get the help you need. ... View more

Yes, this would work, but the OP was looking for an automated way, since he has 3 mxds and a lot of symbology classes. ... View more

Yes, that should work fine, as long as you pay attention to the direction of your lines as outlined in this help file: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) ... View more

What happens exactly when you type import arcpy from the Python window? ​ ... View more

You should still be able to use the add data button, you just needed to add the folder connection first.​ ... View more

​Hi Sheena, what process did you use to create the layer package? ... View more

Hi Gary, while it's not "one click", you can certainly do this in ArcMap, by importing the xyz coordinates to features in the mine grid coordinate system, as described in the link, then reprojecting your data to the new projection, adding fields for your new xyz values, and then calculating these using the Calculate Geometry tool. You can then export the table back in to Excel if you wish. ... View more

Hi Tim, the Copy Parallel command should be able to do this for you: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00q80000001q000000 ... View more

Hi Matthew, another option is to use the Get Adjacent Polygons from the ET Geowizards add-in (ET GeoWizards UserGuide ). The free version limits the number of features you can process at once, but you could always do them in batches, There are a ton of other useful functions of this add-in, so it's worth getting regardless. ... View more

Ernst, select layer by location will simply select all the soil layer polygons that are within all your land use polygons. You could use this in your for loop, so that you select each feature, and then select by location the feature in the other class that is within your selected feature. ... View more

Hi Warren, simply join the two tables together using the Join Field tool (ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) Use a common Id field as the join_field, and you can join whichever of your fields from the second table you need to use in calculations. ... View more

Hi Roi, are you signed in to AGO, under file-->sign in? ... View more

Oh, now I see what you are trying to do! It looks like these folks did just that, using  a field called "top_depth_inches" to sort the label: Displaying a multi-row table label in ArcGIS using Python | wolfmapper ... View more