Latest Contributions by NeilAyres

‎09-09-2016

Instead of deleting the table and recreating it, you could try truncating the table (deleting all the records in it), then appending your new data into it.

‎09-08-2016

What this line supposed to be doing : NewAllocCredVal = upRow[1] = upRow[1] - KeyRecipientCredit

‎09-08-2016

But the actual question here is why the original sun shadow tool, which is built to do this sort of thing, is not working as you expected. What are the ht values? Is the multipatch output from the tool correctly added to the scene. Is there something else going on here.

‎09-08-2016

It's just that adding strings to other strings with other strings and all the extra quotes etc, sometimes get very confusing. the "{Var1} {Var2} {Var3}".format(x, y, z) syntax is much clearer. Glad it worked for you.

‎09-08-2016

Try this : ExtStr = "{} {} {} {}".format(XMin, YMin, XMax, YMax)‍

‎09-08-2016

Well the tool is in the data management toolbox. select-layer-by-location

‎09-07-2016

See here : Feature domains

‎09-07-2016

That's the domain and tolerance page, not the extent. That domain is the min & max limits to the GCS vales allowed in the feature class.

‎09-07-2016

You could always post it here with an incorrect prj file. No one would know where it really comes from. Have you had a look at the properties of the CAD file using ArcCatalog? It is always the first thing I do. Do the extents make sense? Is there actually data in the CAD file? If you have access to Data Interop (etl stuff), you can do a lot of fancy things, checking and resolving issues with CAD data.

‎09-07-2016

This is what I generally want to do when it comes to CAD.... "I have also tried exploding the dwgs.." But seriously though, post an example here and perhaps someone can have a look.

‎09-07-2016

I think you have answered your own question there MidnightYell2003 From that screen shot, it would seem so, yes.

‎09-06-2016

From reading the help for Table to Excel, it wouldn't seem to allow you to do this. Only as separate excel files. You may have to roll your own with python / xlrt.

‎09-06-2016

Sorry, but what do you mean by this : "Each input variable Data Type is defined as a string. Each input variable will be an integer value." ?? Are the inputs strings or integers?

‎09-06-2016

Thanks Curtis Price. I did use this "or copy the original ArcMap layer and redirect its source to the new clipped .tif file." Got this for the clipped bit. At least code 11 (open water) now looks blue.... Cheers, Neil

‎09-05-2016

Buffer is not really going to help you here with this sort of variable rate spreading or attenuation. Do you have access to the spatial analyst extension? Perhaps you could explore the tools available in the cost distance tool set. spatial-analyst-toolbox/cost-distance understanding-cost-distance-analysis an-overview-of-the-distance-tools

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