Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

Dan, thanks for the reply. What you're saying is that no, there is not a native way to do this, but here are some alternative workarounds. I appreciate the assistance but I wished these solutions worked for what we're looking for! ... View more

Carolyn Scholl, this sounds like a cool feature but I cannot find where this happens. It looks like there was some compatibility before ArcGIS 10. But from looking at these threads, it looks like this hasn't happened: Geodatabase Diagrammer with Visio  Question about Diagrammer ArcGIS 10 and Visio 2003  But try this thread for some suggestions: Any Visio templates for ArcGIS server system design?  ... View more

I thought about that too but I didn't want to create a new field in my table since this is something that will be regenerated from time to time from a CSV table. I was kind of also hoping for extra special statements to where if the field is "Yes" then the text background turns green. If "No" then it turns red... But that likely isn't something I can do in reports. ... View more

 yep, you nailed it... BUG-000123849: In ArcGIS Pro, exporting a report to PDF displays on..  It's definitely that bug. ... View more

Kory Kramer, is it possible to manipulate dynamic text using a faux conditional statement in ArcGIS Pro (reports or otherwise)? ... View more

Thanks for letting me know. It's too bad AutoCAD can't read it natively. One more [late] suggestion. Have you tried installing the extension ArcGIS for AutoCAD? It may have a way to read in AGOL objects straight into the drawing (but I don't know since I can't test it). ... View more

Any follow up with this? I'm not sure if this is the same issue but I cannot see multiple dynamic text strings in a text box in a Report in ArcGIS Pro 2.4.1 (my string looks like this= <dyn type="report" property="field-value" field="OWNER_CITY"/>, <dyn type="report" property="field-value" field="OWNER_STATE"/> <dyn type="report" property="field-value" field="OWNER_ZIP"/>) ... View more

Michael Stranovsky, Any luck with this? ... View more

Yeah, I had a feeling that was going to happen. Ok, I think the best tool to use is: Make Query Table. This should make a table/layer based on your features and your data table. You can then export the table to a feature class and it should be solid. I haven't tried this but I want to with real data... To see a representation somewhat, there is better documentation in the ArcMap article instead of Pro: Examples of queries with the Make Query Table tool—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Try that and I think it should solve your problem. ... View more

Matthew Katz, oh I thought you had made points from the geocoding you mentioned earlier. No, you cannot spatial join from a table. First make the points, geocoded (make sure they are saved as feature classes). I am guessing they're placed in the centroid of the county? Then try the spatial join. But, I'm not sure if it will make a new polygon for each new point. You may have to play around with it some (I don't have a sample set in front of me to test). ... View more

Daniel Duffee, the issue I have is that I don't have AutoCAD to see what you're seeing and not seeing. The issue we have now is that I want to know if your shapefile is a valid shapefile and appears to look normal. To do that, we need to have something read this shapefile. You could zip it up (all of the contents) and try opening it in ArcGIS Online (documentation here: Shapefiles—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS ) or you could try opening it in a free reader, if you do not have ArcGIS Desktop: Free GIS Data Viewers ~ GIS Lounge  ... View more

Matthew, Have you tried a spatial join to see if that works? Spatial Join—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Daniel Duffee, well, the bare minimum for a shapefile to work are the .shp, .dbf, and .shx files, so it looks like you have enough to make it work. Without seeing your data, it's hard to tell how valid it is. When you say you cannot see your data, it is possible that the projections are not lining up from the AGOL file and your CAD drawing. When you import into CAD, can you "zoom to full extent" (or whatever the command is in CAD) to see if the file did come in, just maybe in the wrong place? ... View more

Shwu-jing Jeng‌, I think this is the reason why I cannot make this fully public. The Inbox has to be active for this survey, it's kind of the whole purpose of the survey (fill in the blanks of the existing data). So, I guess it does make sense on why it is requiring a login. Thanks, Adrian ... View more