Latest Contributions by MitchHolley1

‎12-29-2015

Darren, Yeah, that's it! Here is a sample of the script: Notice, the expression is in VBscript. I haven't tried running this yet... but I'm 99% sure it's not going to work. All I'm trying to do is label one feature class with stack text as noted above. Please excuse my sloppy code, and please let me know if I need to post this as a separate post.

‎12-29-2015

I have the same question. Could you give me an example of how this is executed in the Python script? It looks as if your function is returning the message, but how exactly is that put into the feature class or shapefile you are trying to label? Thanks for the help!

‎12-21-2015

Thanks so much @DarrenWiens! It worked! What exactly did that do? Make it readable?

‎12-21-2015

Hello All, I am trying to open an existing .mxd--> add some layers to it--> then save it to a new location. I keep getting the same error over and over which is : I've tried using arcpy.mapdocument.saveACopy() as well as shutil.copy(). But I get the same error. I'm sure it's a simple syntax error, but I've tried re-naming the file, changing the output location... and I still get the same error. Any help is greatly appreciated. Please excuse my elementary knowledge of Python and my ugly script!

‎12-17-2015

Anyway we can get a copy of that script? EDIT: Oops, I found it. Sorry!

‎12-15-2015

Use this geocoder : GPS Visualizer's Easy Batch Geocoder and select 'Batch Geocode' From here, you can copy and paste the coordinate results into a table --> create a feature class from the X,Y values in ArcCatalog --> navigate to the table in your DB, right click and select 'Create Feature Class', select a Coordinate System I think I listed the steps properly.

‎12-10-2015

How was this accomplished?

‎12-08-2015

Have you tried using the Find Identical (Data Management) tool?

‎12-07-2015

So, are you trying to join to one of the shapefiles? Or the .lyr file?

‎11-20-2015

Hey Phillip, Try using the Append (Data Management) tool. This may help. Please let me know if it works.

‎11-19-2015

Chris, The 'Data Reviewer' tool for ArcGIS 10.3.1 may help. It has a 'Relationship Check' function built in. I haven't used this function yet, so I don't know if it will solve your problem. See below: \ Here is a link to the tool: Data Reviewer | ArcGIS Resource Center Please let me know if this will work.

‎11-17-2015

Could you use the measure tool and just drop a point _ meters from the known site? From there, you can use the identify tool to get coordinates.

‎11-12-2015

So, you're needing to digitize polygons around a certain area? I don't think there is a tool that can do that considering how specific the polygons need to be.

‎11-12-2015

Jeremy, Try using the 'Extract by Mask' (Spatial Analyst) tool. ArcGIS Help 10.1- Extract by Mask If that red line is a feature class. This tool will work perfectly

‎11-12-2015

Have you tried the Erase (Anaylsis) tool ArcGIS Help 10.1- Erase It's in the 'Analysis Tools' -->'Overlay' toolbox

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Re: Python Labeling Help?

Re: Python Labeling Help?

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