Latest Contributions by DanSeidensticker

‎07-16-2019

Thanks. You are correct. It is an interactive table I am looking for. I voted for the enhancements.

‎07-15-2019

I have two text fields (STRTTIME, ENDTIME) which are are formatted as military time with leading zeros. For example, 0540, 1655. I want to calculate a new field with the time duration as integers (in minutes). How can I go about this using the Field Calculator in ArcMap?

‎07-15-2019

Hi all, In short, I'd like to add a panel with a summary table in the ArcGIS Online Dashboard, but it does not appear that there is an option for that. Has anyone done something similar? To get more in detail, I have a street centerline file where each street segment is coded with the type of on-street bicycle facility (bike lane, cycle track, bike boulevard, etc). The centerlines are also coded with the municipality the street is located in. I'd like to have a panel that summarizes the mileage of each bicycle facility by multiplicity. Ideally the user would select a municipality from a menu and the panel would then display the bike facility summary. If need be, I could configure a separate panel with a filter for each municipality, but I'd like to avoid setting up 30 different panels. Either way though, I do not see an option for adding a summary table in the Dashboard.

‎04-19-2018

Thanks for the code!

‎04-17-2018

Thanks all. As mentioned, as long as the table is permanently sorted first w/ the Sort Tool, the above code works.

‎04-16-2018

Hi all, I would like to have all the records in a table given a rank value based on the values in another field. The caveat is that there are tied rankings. For example in the attached screen cap, EPDO is the data to rank, and RANK_EPDO is field to store the rank. Anyone aware of any tools in ArcGIS that will accomplish this?

‎03-30-2018

Does anyone have a data model schema of a sidewalk network for use in network analysis they are willing to share? Ideally it would include a center line for the sidewalk, crosswalks, and curb cuts, etc.

‎12-28-2017

The problem is with using Elevation fields and Any Vertex Connectivity: Problem: Connectivity isn't established properly when using an Any Vertex connectivity policy and elevation fields. My solution was to merge the two features classes and split the lines at intersections before building them into the network and then use End Point Connectivity. Be sure to update any necessary fields after spitting the lines such as those with distance.

‎12-27-2017

Just sent you the files. Let me know if you do not receive them. Thanks.

‎12-27-2017

Yep, that is why I'm a bit confused. The Connectivity is set to Any Vertex. It also works when the features cross over. It's just the t-intersections that don't. I'm going to send the network to Esri to see what they think.

‎12-27-2017

The upper image is the example where it works. Good suggestion for running a topology. I did, but it shows that there are no gaps or dangles at that intersection. I also manually edited and snapped the intersection to be sure. The odd thing is that this same problem exists anywhere on the network where there is a t-intersection between two segments (where a bike path intersects the edge of another), but it is not a problem where two segments connect at endpoints.

‎12-22-2017

Just when I thought I had this network set up correctly I noticed a problem with connectivity within the bike path features themselves. After using the Intergrate tool, the connections between streets and bike paths works correctly, but it does not work where a bike path intersects another bike path even though there is a vertex at the intersection for both segments. The attached images show where it works and where it does not work. I have one group in the Connectivity Settings where both the Bike Paths and Streets are set to Any Vertex. The route traverses correctly when there are end points at the intersection, but not when it's an endpoint and vertex. Any thoughts on what's going on here?

‎12-14-2017

Perfect. Thanks!!

‎12-13-2017

Can the Indicators be configured to reflect only what is shown in the map extent? In other words, the indicators would update as the user navigates the map.

‎12-06-2017

Hi all, Does anyone already have a tool for ArcMap that will accomplish this task? In ArcMap, I'd like to automatically have a value calculated to a field simply be selecting a feature. Essentially bypassing the need to open the table and manually enter the value or use the field calculator. The user would select a value from a list of options ("A" for example) in a menu and then each time a feature is selected the value "A" would be calculated into the selected record immediately. The script, of course, would be edited to change the targeted feature class, field, and list of values as needed for the specific project. I had written a tool in Avenue for Arcview 3 back in the day to do this and found it quite useful. I called it Click and Calc.

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Latest Contributions by DanSeidensticker

Re: Summary Table in ArcGIS Online Dashboard?

Calculate time duration from military time with ArcMap Field Calculator

Summary Table in ArcGIS Online Dashboard?

Re: Code field based on rank of another field.

Re: Code field based on rank of another field.

Code field based on rank of another field.

Sidewalk Network?

Re: Network Analyst Connectivity in Streets and Bike Paths

Re: Network Analyst Connectivity in Streets and Bike Paths

Re: Network Analyst Connectivity in Streets and Bike Paths

Re: Network Analyst Connectivity in Streets and Bike Paths

Re: Network Analyst Connectivity in Streets and Bike Paths

Re: Configure indicators to reflect the map extent?

Configure indicators to reflect the map extent?

Tool to automatically calculate a field?

Re: Sum Attribute from Stacked/Coincident Lines in...

Re: Select lines on lines in same file

Code field based on rank of another field.

Re: Network Analyst Connectivity in Streets and Bi...

Re: Variable Buffer on Street Centerline

GIS for Geology