Latest Contributions by DuncanHornby

To my knowledge there is no way of doing this through the UI of ArcPro, but it can be scripted. Here is basic example you would run in the python console or notebook. This code provides the basic template to step over a map series and move a picture element, in this example I shift it by the X coordinate. import arcpy,os arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True # Get current project aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT") # Get layout and its map series lyt = aprx.listLayouts()[0] ms = lyt.mapSeries # Get picture element assumes only 1 picture in layout pic = lyt.listElements('picture_element')[0] # Set up export to be PNG and from Map series png = arcpy.mp.CreateExportFormat('PNG') msOpt = arcpy.mp.CreateExportOptions('MAPSERIES') msOpt.setExportPages('CURRENT') if ms.enabled: for pageNum in range(1, ms.pageCount + 1): # Set page number, in this example there are only 3 indices in the map series # Use page number to set X position of picture element, units are in cm ms.currentPageNumber = pageNum match pageNum: case 1: pic.elementPositionX = 1 case 2: pic.elementPositionX = 5 case 3: pic.elementPositionX = 10 pageName = ms.pageRow.ID #ID = field name in index layer, essentially its pageNum # Build output path and export, note c:\scratch\output must already exist as a folder print(f"Exporting {pageName}") png.filePath =os.path.join(r'c:\scratch','Output', f'Ex2_{pageName}.png') ms.export(png, msOpt) print("Done!")   ... View more

What is the result you want? Also what do you mean by labels appearing behind a polygon? You need to edit your question and include some images of what you are getting, what you desire. ... View more

You could use RivEX to solve this. You would need to convert your river network into a  polyline dataset. Encode into the network  your fish passage rating, this can be done using the add spatial join tool, then run the Accumulate network attribute tool. This approach assumes each segment has one intersecting culvert. If you have multiple culverts intersecting a single 200m segment then you could sum the rating for that segment before running the accumulation tool? ... View more

A tweak that would improve performance is the raster you are splitting up you say has 56 classes. Make sure you have the optimal bit-depth for that raster you would want it to be a Unsigned 8 bit. Not sure if its relevant to your situation but most raster processing tools don't honour compression if you are writing output to TIF. I find one has to run the tif through the copy raster tool to ensure compression is turned on. ... View more

Hi @BBicking1 , Thanks for looking into this idea. Would I mind, not at all, but I don't think its really a choice. PDF is a very common format that is used by all sorts of devices running different OS with different setups. If ESRI are going to offer an option to allow you to export to PDF, which would be sensible as so many people use it, then to ensure all people can actually view it, it needs the fonts embedded. A 1MB jump in size does seem excessive but in to days broad band society quite easy to consume. I would have though a simple option for the developers would be to have a check box in the options section of ArcPro. Ticked on - embedded fonts, guaranteed to work but large file size, ticked off - smaller file size, only viewable if system has those fonts. This allows the end user to choose when needed and is easy to do. Of cause this would need to be documented in the help file if they go down that route.   ... View more

I do not like output from modelbuilder going into a group layer, it was something ESRI introduced a couple of versions ago in ArcPro. It breaks a load of model logic in my opinion. Rather than removing it ESRI have offered up an option to turn off this behaviour, first thing I do when updating/installing ArcPro! Start ArcPro go to settings > Options > Modelbuilder and untick "Add output to model group layer". That will stop layers ending up in a group layer and should deal with the naming issue. ... View more

@HannesZiegler  and others I have tested this technique with AddError(). It works great with AddMessage() but when applied to a message in AddError() it does not take on the red colour for the text to highlight the issue was an error. Feels like its 80% there! But as you have stated you have re-opened the idea so hopefully we will see it fully working in the next update? Thanks. p.s. I should state that I tested this in Pro 3.6. ... View more

According to google: It is not possible to use an ArcGIS Arcade expression to automatically open a hyperlink when a user clicks a feature in a web map. Security restrictions in web browsers and ArcGIS Online prevent the automatic execution of a hyperlink without a deliberate click on the link itself by the user. Although this talks about AGOL I would imagine this applies to ArcPro as that's where you typically configure a pop-up. A solution would be to create an add-in with a button that uses the sdk to listen for an onclick event and call the appropriate code for opening a word document. This would require you to get a GIS developer to create the custom code for you. ... View more

I think your logic is flawed. Looking at your model the Get field Value tools input is "Line Features", which I assume is a polyline Feature Class. "Identifier field" looks to be some variable you have put in your model that links to four other tools. If you look at the help file syntax table for Get field value it takes a FIELD object. I suspect your  "Identifier field" parameter is simply a text input? So the logic you are showing make little sense. I think you need to revisit your model and work up alternate logic. ... View more

@ShitijMehta nothing to be sorry about I'm just pleased to see that you are working on a fix! I should say that I don't think this issue is specific to the export tool, I had the same issues with the Make Feature Layer tool, which makes me think its a wider issue for tools that have parameters that are filters or have fieldmaps. I stumbled across this issue which made me then "go to the basics" as shown in the video above not because of using model builder but I was testing my python tools that add additional fields to the schema for an output parameter so they can be used in model builder, that's when I spotted the issue (because it all failed). My python tools did not have this problem in 3.5. I hope that's an additional nugget of information for your team... ... View more

You can tinker with the labels, so if your first break you want to be 0 to 7.4 then just edit the label to say that even though nothing in your data goes below 7.4. ... View more

You never specified the type of solution you wanted, Ryan gives you an SQL approach, below is a model builder approach using some earthquake data from living atlas. An in-memory copy of the table is created to which I add a text field. I then extract out the date portion in the format of dd/mm/yyyy. To extract just the date portion I use the calculate field script of: justdate(!eventTime!) --------------------- from datetime import datetime def justdate(dt): date_value = datetime.strptime(dt, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S") x = date_value.strftime("%d/%m/%Y") return x    I then run the summary Statistics tool as:   The result is a table filter down from 2000+ rows to 49 as shown below: The frequency field gives you an indication of how many time stamps occurred on the day.     ... View more