Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

If you are wanting to export your excel sheet to a geodatabase, you do not add an extension. In the geodatabase, it knows that it is a table so no extension is necessary. ... View more

Can you give more details on how you were publishing this service? Also, did you click on the Analyze button before publishing the service to see about any errors prior to publishing? ... View more

wow, that's tricky. I guess the Table to Excel toolset came out in 10.2 maybe? Those links above make it sound plausible, but still, it might be somewhat of a pain if they don't work. You could try just copying and pasting the attribute table which may be faster in some cases. Export attribute tables from ArcGIS to Excel. – GeoPlanIT ... View more

I agree with Chris! And why not a GeoNet dedicated museum for the Balboa Park thing! In reality, is Esri having a hard time promoting the GeoNet? Or are people getting the hang of where to ask questions? Could there be a way to help showcase the GeoNet more in order for it to get more usage? I recall one year where Esri personnel wore some extra "flair" around their nametag that said something like "ask me about cloud services" or so. Maybe there can be something similiar like "Did you ask your question on GeoNet first?" ... View more

I'm guessing you are wanting to display the data from your excel table onto your map? If so, right click on it in the table of contents and choose Display XY Data: And follow the prompts. Or this document explains how to add your XY data another way: Adding x,y coordinate data as a layer—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

It looks like you cannot publish a standalone table and there is a standalone table in your table of contents. To see your full list of objects in your TOC, click on the List by Source icon . Here you can see your table and can remove them so that you can publish successfully. Are you wanting to generate features from an XY column in your excel sheet? ... View more

Maybe there are some ArcGIS Portal Wizards on the boards right now that can chime in? Does the documentation for 10.3 or 10.4 not apply to 10.2.2? ... View more

Have you tried clicking the download link at this page: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .Net | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

Yeah, that PASDA site seems like a good idea but but leaves a lot for the imagination... I am curious to hear if the North American datasets worked out of if the PA DCNR responded to you. Good luck! ... View more

Bethany, did you find where the error was happening? ... View more

I think that is regular behavior since these labels are essentially OCR'd and will be drawn to scale. Here are some suggestions on reducing the PDF file size: 36524 - Reduce the size of PDFs exported from ArcMap Also, there is an idea on reducing PDF file size on stack exchange: arcgis 9.3 - ArcMap is exporting to extremely large pdf files - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange  ... View more

It may be your best bet to contact them as they would know what data they have (and being that it's a state agency, they can likely give it to your for free, hopefully). You may look into the PA Spatial Data Clearinghouse for GIS data but it doesn't look like it has much: PASDA - The Pennsylvania Spatial Data Clearinghouse I would be curious to know if they respond to you about data. I am not sure if this helps or not but there are some wider-area maps for geology of North America that you can use: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=2967ae2d1be14a8fbf5888b4ac75a01f and http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=6a0f6412ce314055951ab5e6dccb4e7d  ... View more

It looks like they have a section where you can download their GIS data for the geologic maps: PA DCNR - Geology - Map 1 And click on the Map 1, Data. This will download a 64 Megabyte zip file. ... View more

Have you tried contacting the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources? They appear to have several webpages concerning their maps and digital data: PA DCNR - Geology - Digital Data This may be a good place to start. ... View more

Hmmm, maybe it has to do with the params. Maybe try changing shape to SHAPE and the "<none>" values to "<None>" to stay with the naming conventions. Sometimes Python is picky about upper and lower case. Though it is possible that the ListFeatureClasses list may be causing the problem too. I was looking at the example here: Add Feature Class To Terrain—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop and it seems that the feature class used for the AddFeatureClassToTerrain_3d is always one feature class versus a list. ... View more