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There are sveral limitations when using shapefiles as an output, such as field name length. Perhaps one of these is tripping you up? They are listed here: ArcGIS Desktop ... View more

Oh thanks for that explanation Owen. I was a bit confused myself as to how that works in ArcGIS Online after I started looking further for the answer to Jared's question. The help files weren't super clear or easy to navigate. ... View more

Where do you read that you can't add an image or map package? I see them both listed here: What can you add to ArcGIS Online?—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS ... View more

Another option is to convert your excel data to x/y data in ArcMap, in Geographic projection using the latitude as the Y, and longitude as the X. Once you've done that, you can reproject the data into UTM using the Project tool, and then calculate new X/Y values based on the UTM coordinates. ... View more

How about here: Jordan, Landuse/Land Cover - 1M - E00 Format - Free GIS Data - GIS Data Depot ... View more

Are you wanting to symbolize the points based on the magnitude of the attribute? If so read up on it here: Using proportional symbols ... View more

Have you tried printing the maps? If so, do they print with the same issue? Have you tried opening your exported version on another computer? ... View more

You might also find Grid Index Features useful. It can create a grid of rectangles of a specified size to cover any chosen feature or feature class. If you know the extent of your camera frame this could work well. ... View more

It seems as though your feature class has some kind of geometry problem, but more detail is needed to diagnose. Where did you get the layer? How was it created? Can you provide a screenshot of both the drawn layer and its attribute table? ... View more

Hmmm, I haven't had this problem. ... View more

Do you mean the extent of each NAIP? If you right click on each NAIP and select properties, under the source tab, it should have the extent of the layer, which will be four numbers, a min/max x and y. ... View more

Can you be a bit more specific? Are you talking about creating a python script, or something else? ... View more

One way to do this would be... do a Frequency (Analysis) on the related table, using whatever field you're using for the relate (ID, or whatnot), then join that result to your point features using the same field. Then you could symbolize based on the frequency field. ... View more

John, define projection is not used to change a projection, but to define the original projection, and this may be your problem. As Gabriel mentioned, the DEM extent shows that it originally had a geographic projection (lat/longs), but may have mistakenly been defined as UTM, so it's taking the lat long coordinates and trying to fit them to a UTM grid. Try defining the projection of this layer as geographic. You can try WGS 84 for the datum, and if this works, great. If it almost works, but is now different by ~100 feet or so, then try a different datum. For future reference, in order to change a projection from the original, you use the PROJECT or PROJECT RASTER tool. This will actually change the coordinates into the new coordinate system. ... View more

Hey Yam, did this answer your question? If so, it would be great if you could mark your question as answered so people don't think you still need help. Thanks! ​ ... View more