Latest Contributions by RobertBorchert

It would be handy to be able to see a diagram or better yet the data model to be used. ... View more

Re-ordering fields is an old old old issue with ArcGIS. In the days of .mdb we could simply re-order field in MS Access.  But now that people are pulled away from Desktop and using Pro they have to utilize .gdb There are several ideas out there in support of allowing permanent reordering of fields in Catalog. ... View more

The best way to fix it is to make a new MXD.  You can try to fix it in the Coordinate system tab but that does not seem to always work. Export all your features as a layer file.  Start a new mxd.  Add one item that is in the desired projection.  A feature that is not part of the layer files.  Add your layer files back in and remove the first feature. You MXD frame will now be in your desired projection. ... View more

abs([field 1] - [field 2]) ... View more

What direction do you think is Zero? In ArcMAP the system defaults to Arithmetic directions. So Zero is EAST and it rotates counterclockwise as you go up.  So North is 90, west is 180, south is 270 You will notice that your directions are off by 90 degrees ... View more

You cannot export files to shapefiles by selecting the group. Use the Feature Class to Shapefile tool. that will allow you to export a large number of shape files at one time. ... View more

There are some myths about SSD's.  My current build is 256GB SSD.  My previous  computer was HDD at 7200 RPM I really have not noticed a significant different in performance between the two.  your more noticeable difference will be in starting up.  My computer goes from shut down to ready to work in 20 seconds.  And most of that is network authentication. My home computer gets up and ready in 10 seconds or less.  Having your OS and core software loaded on the SSD is where your great advantage will come in. You could save some money by going with a smaller SSD but the prices of SSD's is dropping so much. I saw one the other day that had a TB of SSD and no spinning HD.  $$$$$ Personally I will never buy a new computer that does not have SSD ... View more

The system is overkill for your needs to run ArcGIS Pro other than the middling video card, which is still more than you will most likely need. Keep in mind Pro was designed to build GIS for web applications.  if you need a machine exceptionally robust to operate your GIS on your compute it probably won't work very well on the web. For you HDD make sure it is a 7200 rpm HDD. My system has a slower CPU, half the ram and a lower end GPU and it runs the software just fine. ... View more

AH, I have the same issue.  I worked around it by creating a python script from model builder and then adding it as a button. ... View more

I think I know what you are looking for but try explaining what your trying to do in less extravagant terms ... View more

While drawing look in the lower left corner ... View more

Actually did not consider you only have Pro. I have both so for me it is a simply matter of creating a new db and dropping it in. Check the tools with PRO and see if there is a geoprocessing to do it for you ... View more

Simply create an attribute for your roads to indicate which need salting and change their symbols based on that ... View more

Change your licensing so you only have one license of Network Manager available. No sense paying for more than one if your not going to use it. ... View more

Sorry I am not going to download and open a zip file from someone in an open forum that I do not know. Create the points first with your  tables UTM coordinates and the re-project it into the decimal degrees. ... View more