Latest Contributions by WesMiller

‎05-12-2016

Have you tried import os path = os.path.normpath('nomsqapp4d\nomsqapp4d') path 'nomsqapp4d\nomsqapp4d'

‎05-12-2016

I remember the tool would do give false results if the buffers would overlap. Have you tried setting the buffer size smaller? You'll need to change the buffer and change the distance in the generate near table to solve. That was one of the differences between my solution and Darren Wiens solution. If you run the model from edit you should be able to add the buffers and show the buffers and see the overlaps

‎05-12-2016

I did not get a chance yesterday. I've looked at it this morning. I'll pull the model out this afternoon and run it and see if I see anything related.

‎05-11-2016

Omur, I don't see the screen shot.

‎05-08-2016

You may want to look at Topology basics—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

‎05-08-2016

Use range and a field list see below. field_list = ["field1","field2","field3"] build = "" for x in range(len(field_list)): build+=str(x) print build '012'

‎05-06-2016

Do you have some symbology set in the file? Make sure the <all other values> is checked.

‎05-06-2016

Just the first one with the little "p" next to it

‎05-06-2016

The only way to change a default parameter is to edit the model and save.

‎05-06-2016

If you are now getting figure 1 could you run Dissolve—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop and sum fields D-J

‎05-05-2016

I used block group data with 5 years of historical data joined to the block group data. You could use any polygon data with your customers joined to it. The tool will not create the districts for you it will allow you to select and assign the polys to a district and keep a tally for you. With only 425 consumers it may be faster to create a polygon that encompasses the target area and cut the poly at intervals of 47 or 48 customers.

‎05-05-2016

I've used Districting for ArcGIS | Overview in the past to create districts for our inspectors.

‎05-05-2016

You could use Spatial Join—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop to put the two files together

‎05-04-2016

Yes this tool was intended to process lines

‎05-04-2016

Right click the Find Angle tool and choose edit when the model opens change "Roads" to your line file. Then click "Model" -> "Run Entire Model" tell me where the process stops everything that has ran will have a shadow behind it.

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