Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

‎10-05-2012

If you have records selected within a column, just right click on the column and go to Field Calculator. This will update solely that field with whatever you enter in the Field Calculator.

‎10-04-2012

Check out the answer to your other post here.

‎10-04-2012

Do you have the Spatial Analyst extension? You can use the Extract Values to Points tool within Spatial Analyst > Extraction > Extract Values to Points.

‎10-04-2012

Can you try to rename your Esri folder in your Application Data folder and Registry? Esri Folder: 1) In Windows 7: Navigate to C:\Users\<your_username>\AppData\Roaming\ESRI. In Windows XP: Navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\<Your Userprofile>\Application Data\ESRI. Note: If you can't see the Application Data folder, go to Tools > Folder Options > View. Under Hidden files and folders, select Show hidden files, folders, and drives. In Windows 7, press Alt to get the toolbar that the Tools menu is on. 2) Rename the Esri folder to Esri_Old. Registry Settings: 1) Open the Start Menu and in the search bar, type regedit. Select the program regedit.exe. 2) Expand the HKEY_CURRENT_USER and Software folder. 3) Rename ESRI to ESRI_Old and close the registry editor Now, open ArcMap and see if the issue is still reproducible. ArcMap may take a second to load, as it is recreating those folders. If the problem is not reproducible, close any instance of ArcMap and ArcCatalog and you can copy the folder connections from the ESRI_Old\Desktop10.1\ArcCatalog to the new folder ESRI\Desktop10.1\ArcCatalog.

‎10-04-2012

This may be off base, but how about clipping to the current extent of the data driven page? You can include all layers within the clip so it'll clip vector and raster data.

‎10-03-2012

Here's some documentation on hosted content. If you have 10.1 and an ArcGIS.com subscription, you can create a feature service from your shapefile data, and then bring that feature service into ArcMap 10.1 and edit it. This will sync the changes to your layer on ArcGIS.com.

‎10-03-2012

That doesn't sound like it's possible in ArcGIS Online, but definition strings are possible through the Flex Viewer. They aren't dynamic though; whatever you set in the Flex Viewer is set for the application. A user won't be able to change the query dynamically. Your workaround is probably your best bet, as the same approach can be used in the application.

‎10-03-2012

It sounds like you're running into NIM081790. Check the workaround and see if it works for you.

‎10-03-2012

Have you tried to use a shadow effect instead? You might like the look a little better. It's under the Advanced Text tab.

‎10-03-2012

Do you have a subscription for ArcGIS Online? You can create feature services from your data, which will create a service URL. You can then use the ArcGIS Flex Viewer, (a web client that uses an application builder, so you don't need any programming experience), add your service using the service URL by signing into ArcGIS Online through the builder and use the Query or Search widget to zoom to features you select. I'm not sure how your second question would work with the Flex Viewer, though.

‎10-02-2012

What browser are you using to import the shapefiles? Does it happen with multiple browsers, (IE, Firefox, or Chrome)?

‎10-01-2012

What you can do is use the Dissolve tool on the Geology field, then in the output, create a new field and number the different types however you need them. Then, join this new table back to your original data. You can also look into domains, which are used to enforce data integrity by using code values to describe other values. First, create a new file geodatabase, if the data isn't already stored in one and import your shapefile into it. From your dissolved output, export the attribute table to a standalone table. Then, use the Table to Domain tool and fill out the table accordingly. Finally, set the new text field you have to use the domain you just created.

‎09-28-2012

Hm, off the top of my head, what you may be able to do is run an Intersect between the points and US counties layer to append the US Counties information to the points layer. Then, use the Select By Attributes to select for records where the county name from the points does not equal the county name from the appended US Counties information, calculate a No for these records, switch the selection, and calculate a Yes for the reverse of the selection. Perform the same analysis for the state name.

‎09-28-2012

Have you looked at the Network Analyst toolbox in ArcToolbox? The Make Route Layer gp tool is what you're going to want to use. This will create a route layer that you can export to a feature class and add a field to calculate length.

‎09-27-2012

I'm pretty sure the case is that if you close the Create Features window, it'll retain those settings and keep it closed whenever you're in an edit session, but I may be wrong. Either way, go to the Editor drop down menu > Editing Windows > Create Features.

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Re: Update column of selected features

Re: Extracting Elevation Data for Centroids

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Re: Error message on start of editing

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Re: Updating Data

Re: Select by attribute

Re: Geocode streets without knowing ZIP

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Re: Select by attribute

Re: Unable to import this shapefile in ArcGIS online

Re: Create new value column based other text column

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