Latest Contributions by JoeBorgione

It never hurts to ask, but the good money is on @DavidPike 's bet.  I'm really surprised the Forest Service is sticking to ArcMap for that long. ... View more

# stylesheet to use copy_xslt = r"{0}".format(os.path.join(dir,"C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.7\Metadata\Stylesheets\gpTools\exact copy of.xslt")) arcpy.AddMessage("XSLT: {0}".format(copy_xslt)) Arcgis Pro doesn't use XLSTs and I'm pretty sure the Metadata importer doesn't work in Pro either. I don't see it in the tools anyway.  Check here for a list of metadata tools that are no longer suppported. What has worked for me is to create a generic metadata page with typical contacts, dates, usage, etc  export that to an xml.  Then I import it to a new feature class and make any adjustments as needed. ... View more

You'll probably want to post your code (and refer to this thread before you do); that way someone might be able to tell what is or isn't going on. Also, ArcGIS Pro 2.8 was released yesterday (5/13/21) you should really consider upgrading; you are missing a at least a metric ton of functionality. ... View more

As mentioned earlier, I'm not familiar with that function.  ... View more

So those calculations are from @XanderBakker  that seem to come from this post:  https://community.esri.com/t5/developers-questions/lat-long-unit-conversion-with-arcade/m-p/207272?commentID=806053#comment-806053 In his post he converts meters to Lat Lat Long, but are you trying to convert FEET to lat long?  I think the constant in that equation would need to be changed but I don't know what to.  He refers to  http://www.maptiler.org/google-maps-coordinates-tile-bounds-projection/ So that might help you out.     ... View more

If it's a new point, do you need the Centroid qualifier?  I'm just not familiar with that function. But check out this post:  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/using-arcade-to-calculate-xy-geometry/m-p/135271#M5826   ... View more

I don't know why you are doing all the equations.  What is the purpose of the address rule?  Are you creating a new point and you want to trigger the rule then and calculate the xy? ... View more

Just bookmarked this so I can refer others to it! ... View more

Its hard to read your screen captures; if you expand the three dots on the menu bar and choose the </> icon you can enter your text as python code to make it easier to read.  That said, you can set an environment parameter to overwrite existing features every time you run the script. import arcpy arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True This approach has a storied history of sometimes not working, so you can look at the arcpy exists method. And if/when that doesn't work, you can pull out the big hammer and use python os.exists() method. ... View more

Get your checkbook out...  https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-drone2map/overview   ... View more

Sorry, can't help you... ... View more

When formatting these in VS Code... I'm confused here: I thought you posted this to the Python space.  The files you zipped a json files.  What is it you need help with? ... View more

I guess you are geocoding against the ArcGIS Online Locators?  Are you out of credits? ... View more

It appears that Geometry($feature).x  and Geometry(#feature).y Should return what you want. A quick google search of 'arcgis arcade return coordinates' got me going. ... View more