Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

My Bad Michael. I meant ArcGIS Pro 2.3 and not 2.4. Thanks for the corrections. ... View more

2 Weeks ago we found a data corruption and fixed it for ArcGIS Pro 2.3. That bug might have been related to this issue. Once you get 2.3, please let us know if you still see tasks disappear. Thanks and happy new year! ... View more

Hi Bill, There are many ideas expressed on those threads, which I  have tried to some up here: Ground to Grid  and basis of bearing correction have been implemented in ArcGIS Pro 2.3. Polygon and line division,, including the proportioning of the misclose have been implemented with ArcGIS pro 2.3. You can enter non tangent curves using the traverse overrides (see below). You can perform arithmetic operations on distance units within the traverse itself. COGO area will be exposed in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 as well as an parcel attribute. Importing and exporting traverse files is under consideration with high likelihood to be implemented.  Copy parallel as well as the buffer tool can be used to offset a line. Curve fillet tool has been implemented as part of ArcGIS Pro 2.3. Cul de suc entry, curve calculator and other less common tools will be implemented in subsequent releases. Amir FYI:Kory Kramer‌, Christine Leslie‌   Override Keystroke Use in grid field Example Tangent bearing tb or TB Bearing 41-56-06-4tb (using quadrant bearing) Radial bearing rb or RB Bearing 41-56-06rb (using quadrant bearing) Chord bearing cb or CB Bearing 41-56-06cb (using quadrant bearing) Chord length c or C Arc Length, Delta Angle 25.01c Delta (central angle) d or D Arc Length, Chord Length 90-59-59d Arc length A or a Chord Length, Delta Angle 25.01a ... View more

ArcGIS Pro Traverse tool uses the compass adjustment method for a closed traverse. The adjustment method becomes irrelevant if you intend to adjust your data using least squares adjustment where the entire network is taken into account as opposed to a single entered traverse. ... View more

Apologies to all of you. Tasks should NOT disappear! We are having trouble reproducing this issue - so if anyone has a reproducible case please share. From what we can tell the task item, that is stored in the project (aprx file), no longer exists. So you end up with a project that reference a task item that no longer exists (hence the broken source). Until we fix it please save a backup: save the task item to a task file. Amir Jason Camerano‌ - FYI ... View more

A dedicated topic for supporting traverse files has been added: https://community.esri.com/ideas/15385 . Please vote and comment as we need your feedback. Thanks, Amir ... View more

Hi Joe, ArcGIS Pro is part of ArcGIS Desktop. ArcGIS Desktop includes ArcMap, ArcCatalog, ArcScene, ArcGlobe... and ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Use Attribute Rules in ArcGIS Pro to add a Calculation rule using the Arcade scripting language. To add a new Calculation rule use the geoprocessing tool 'Add Attribute Rule'. You can learn more about Arcade here and find useful examples of calculation fields here. For your example it should look something like this: $feature.Building_number + $feature.Street_number You can define the rule to run when you Insert and modify the feature. More string manipulation can be found here If you are using ArcMap or File geodatabase you can use the Attribute Assistant Add-In from Attribute Assistant | ArcGIS Solutions  ... View more

Hi Heather At this moment task variables can only be used as part of a field calculation. We are considering to expand this in the future Amir ... View more

The Copy and Paste commands in ArcGIS Pro are contextual. That means that if you Copy features the map must be in focus (highlighted) when you Paste them. The issue is that the focus returns to the Tasks pane when you press Run or Next. But... There is an easy workaround: use the geoprocessing tool Append (Data Management) to append the selected features into the target feature class. You might want to add a verification action to make sure there is a valid selection (more than one feature but less than X) - this way you will not append all the features if the selection is empty. ... View more