Latest Contributions by WesMiller

‎02-08-2016

Have you thought about Clip—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop each state then Make Mosaic Layer—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop them back together minus Texas?

‎02-08-2016

I've never clipped a raster with a donut hole but you can clip a raster based on geometry with Clip—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

‎02-08-2016

OK, I didn't realize there was a toolbox for roads and highways. Have you seen the help files? An overview of the Roads and Highways toolbox—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

‎02-08-2016

Yes you would have to run the script on each mxd that has the broken link in it.

‎02-07-2016

What kind of training for example: Designing a linear referencing system in your geodatabase—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop What is the Network Analyst module?—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop There are several ESRI web courses that might help Esri Training

‎02-06-2016

Could you post the error you are getting. Have you confirmed the field name exists? Could you also post the model you are using

‎02-06-2016

Duplicate please see answers Re: How to get field values from every feature, and place them in a comma seperated string?

‎02-06-2016

Yes a search cursor will work in a model with an iterator in it. Here's a picture of the model i tested with: Here's the code used: import arcpy #Variables fc = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) fld = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) mystring = "" with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc,fld) as cursor: for row in cursor: mystring += str(row[0]) +"," arcpy.AddMessage(mystring[:-1])

‎02-05-2016

You could use the redistricting tool to do this just use your past calls instead of population. I did this for our inspectors and used 5 years of calls and spatially joined the calls to the census block data.

‎02-05-2016

The python version would be: [Own1] + "\n" + [Asgnpct1]

‎02-05-2016

You may also be interested in the Dissolve—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop tool

‎02-05-2016

To use an row index you'll need to supply the fields to your da.UpdateCursor see the help on UpdateCursor—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

‎02-04-2016

Did you try using a smaller buffer size? This may get the desired results. Edit: I just checked the model you should also change the search distance in the "Generate Near Table" tool to match the buffer size you use. Originally i used the buffer distance + 1 to make sure i was far enough out to capture the intended points.

‎02-04-2016

If in your original model you navigated to the feature classes you may have to go through each tool and point them to the maps feature layers,I think this is the direction i would take. But you could also set a workspace variable and use in line variables for each of your paths. Or you could export your model to a python script and use a find replace to change your paths.

‎02-03-2016

Jack see if this helps Choosing an appropriate transformation—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

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Latest Contributions by WesMiller

Re: clip hole in raster

Re: clip hole in raster

Re: Roads and Highways Training

Re: How to fix broken link inside mxd with script?

Re: Roads and Highways Training

Re: How to get field values from every feature, and place them in a comma seperated string?

Re: Is it possible to use Python tool with search cursor as a subroutine within a modelbuilder tool using an iterator?

Re: How to get field values from every feature, and place them in a comma seperated string?

Re: Redesign police response zones- like redistricting tool

Re: Creating a stack of labels within each feature of a layer

Re: merge multiple, identical polygon feature classes and sum selected fields

Re: UpdateCursor Problem

Re: Calculating angles using ArcGIS Desktop 10.2

Re: Changing working paths in model tools?

Re: NAD 83(2011) to NAD 83 - Which transformation should I use?

Re: Python Script Running in Model Builder before ...

Re: how to combine two attribute table in acgis th...

Re: Label Expression, Abbreviation Dictionary Erro...

Re: ArcPy List Datasets

Re: Check if Polygons are equal in SDE