Latest Contributions by MitchHolley1

‎12-14-2018

Was this layout (legend included) imported into ArcGIS Pro from an .mxd file?

‎12-06-2018

Please remove the ; at the end of the print statement. I tested a search cursor on your dataset without any errors. What python version are you using? Can you import arcpy from the interactive python IDE environment without errors?

‎12-04-2018

Hahaha! I just realized we have almost the same picture. No, it's actually at Breckenridge atop Peak 10. Hoping to make the trek back out there soon!

‎12-04-2018

Have you tried adding a field delimiter to the field you're querying? fields = ['SampleDate','SampleID','OBJECTID'] qry_field = arcpy.AddFieldDelimiters(source, 'SampleDate') where = '{} IS NULL'.format(qry_field)‍‍‍

‎11-12-2018

Use the 'Sum' statistic method.

‎11-12-2018

How are you trying to display this count? In a chart? In a gauge? Please elaborate on the question and give as much detail as possible.

‎10-30-2018

Have you tried using 'Unique Values' and manually grouping the values you want. You can then edit the Label column to whatever you like which would update any dynamic Legend or Table of Contents.

‎10-30-2018

Try downloading a larger scale map (1:15,000) and see if that helps.

‎10-30-2018

What is the download size of the map? If you download a very large area, I would assume the basemap would become grainy to try to get the file size down.

‎10-26-2018

Terrific- thank you, Thomas. Link to the bug.

‎10-26-2018

Thanks Mike! Seems like it should be coming soon.

‎10-26-2018

Dan- I think some screenshots will help clarify my question/concern. Before editing/creating a polygon (notice I stretched the fields to view all text): After creating polygon: As you can see the fields returned to their normal length.

‎10-26-2018

Thanks Dan, I did run the 'Add Join' tool. Maybe the description is referring to the target table of the join which maintains the visibility.

‎10-26-2018

While I'm editing a feature class, I sometimes like to extend the view length of a field to see all the data contained in that field. With ArcGIS Pro, when I set a field view length in the attribute table and then make an edit, the field returns to it's default view size. This makes viewing and creating edits very cumbersome with the attribute table open. This does not happen in ArcMap. Can someone confirm this is an intentional design of ArcGIS Pro.

‎10-26-2018

I have a feature class and a table in the same geodatabase, and I want to join the two together. I turned fields off in the table and saved it. Then I join the two datasets and the fields I turned off previously are still visible. This is not how ArcMap functions. Can someone confirm that this function was an intentional design of ArcGIS Pro.

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Latest Contributions by MitchHolley1

Re: How to center align legends in ArcGIS Pro 2.2.2

Re: SearchCursor object() takes no parameters

Re: Where clause in da Cursor

Re: Where clause in da Cursor

Re: Dashboard count inside field

Re: Dashboard count inside field

Re: Graduated symbology class values - Can you display number ranges instead of < symbols?

Re: The Collector App

Re: The Collector App

Re: Table Join Not Honoring Field Visibility

Re: Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

Re: Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

Re: Table Join Not Honoring Field Visibility

Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

Table Join Not Honoring Field Visibility

Re: Field Calculate 'Use the selected records' Doe...

Re: UNDO "Make this the only selectable layer"

Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

Re: Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

Re: Looking for a part time GIS job with no GIS wo...