Latest Contributions by SepheFox

Are you wanting to use the imagery as a basemap for the shapefiles, or just link the photo to a specific featur so it pops up when you click on it? ​ ... View more

I'm glad you found a solution JB. Can you mark your question as answered? It might help someone else with the same problem in the future. Thank You! ... View more

Hmmm, that's the only thing I could really think of. Sometimes it's quirky though, so maybe try closing the window, and then opening it again and starting from scratch? ... View more

Thanks. Have you saved you map to a new name by putting your name after it? ... View more

Can you provide a screenshot of the problem? ​ ... View more

Ruben, you might consider using the ET Geo wizards Add-in for your field changes instead. It has tools to both redefine and reorder fields: ET GeoWizards UserGuide ... View more

In that case, using Microsoft Access, either convert the memo field to a text field, or remove the memo field from the table. ... View more

Hi Ruben, do you have a field in your table that is defined as a memo field? ... View more

Hey P.V., You might also check out the functions available in the ET Geowizard tools, an add-in for ArcGIS: ArcGIS tools add-ons and extensions from ET SpatialTechniques . I have found the Redefine Fields and Order Fields tool very useful, as these functions are not easily performed in ArcGIS. ... View more

Hi Marlena, try using Select Layer By Attribute, and then Copy Features. This help files for the first shows them both used in a script at the bottom: Select Layer by Attribute ... View more

Joshua, the method Jeff is describing will work, but you need to reverse the join first, that is join the smaller table to the larger one, and you can then see which rows of the larger table has null entries for the point fields. As he said, make sure you keep all records in the join. ... View more

Oh, and georeferencing is also not applicable to what you're doing. It means to orient a piece of spatial data to a specific coordinate system. Try googling it for more information. ... View more

Marc, spatial analyst is an extension or set of tools within ArcGIS, not a separate program. It is mostly for use with raster files, and probably not applicable for your project.  What you are doing is called a site suitability analysis. First, you are going to need to identify the criteria that makes a site more or less suitable. No one else can really do that for you. Some ideas though, would be: far from another medical facility, large population of elderly or children, that kind of thing. Try researching the subject some. After you establish criteria, you need to gather the data layers that show the criteria. ie. demographics, current hospital locations, etc. Those two tasks should keep you busy for a while, then if you need help with a specific GIS task, you can probably get it here. ... View more