Latest Contributions by ISP_graynic

‎04-06-2016

Hello, I am trying to run a python script and am getting an error. I built a model in Model Builder, and when I run the model in ModelBuilder it works just fine. I then exported it to a python script (.py) and am trying to get it to run in python, but when I do I get an error messages stating "There's an error in your program: *** can't assign to operator (Schools_Excel.py, line 14). Can anyone help me and let me know what I may be doing wrong after I export the Model to a python script and then run it in python? Thank you!

‎12-01-2015

Hi Russ, Did you ever resolve this issue? Our custom geocoding service on our server is not showing up in ESRI Maps for Office either and I'm thinking it may be a similar issue.

‎11-23-2015

I talked with ESRI, and it appears the issue is that the address locator uploaded as a geocoding service may have been created using an ArcGIS version prior to 9.2. Locators created in a version prior to 9.2 are not supported in ESRI Maps for Office. We are going to try and rebuild the locator in 10.3 and see if it will work then.

‎11-17-2015

Thank you for the reply Kyle. That's what I thought too, however our Geocoding Service is not there. It has been figured in Utility Services, so it should be showing up there, but it is not. We even deleted the World Geocoding Service, and when doing that, there are 0 address Geocoding Services under the address tab.

‎11-16-2015

We are trying to use our own address locator in ESRI Maps for Office and are having issues. We added our own address locator as a Geocoding Service in our ArcGIS Online account (using Utility Services). When trying to geocode addresses in our Excel files however, that geocoding service is not there. The only address Geocoding Service that is there is the default World Geocoding Service. Is there something else that needs to be done to get the Geocoding Service accessible in ESRI Maps for Office? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

‎08-06-2015

I have started to learn some python, at least for use in ArcGIS. There are a lot of useful resources out there to learn python for ArcGIS and just in general. Thanks!

‎08-06-2015

I never figured out how to do it on changes to a layer or map, but did find out how to just have a script run at a prescribed time every day which should basically do the trick. Scheduling a Python script or model to run at a prescribed time | ArcGIS Blog

‎08-05-2015

I solved the issue. I added a new environment variable called PYTHONPATH and made the value C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.3\Lib. Now it doesn't have any issue finding the syconfig file. Thanks!

‎08-05-2015

I have a standard install of ArcGIS. I did recently install Anaconda Python distribution for using python for some tasks other than GIS, so it may be an issue with that. The tools seem to work though, it's just the scripts that come included with the Arctoolbox that aren't working.

‎08-04-2015

If you're looking to go a different route from ArcGIS Online you can use Google Earth. If you created the map with ArcGIS Desktop, you can export the map to a kml using the "Map to KML" tool and send the file to them to have them open it up in Google Earth. I've used that in the past to share maps with those who do not have ArcGIS.

‎08-04-2015

Good afternoon, I am trying to run the "Collect Events" script from the Arctoolbox on ArcGIS 10.3.1 and receiving an error. I have attached a screenshot of the error. It says "ImportError: No module named sysconfig". I have a sysconfig file under C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.3\Lib so I don't know why it can't find the sysconfig file. Any help is greatly appreciated!

‎11-20-2014

Thank you for the information. I will check it out.

‎11-20-2014

I was wondering if it is possible to set up a tool in ArcMap so it automatically runs when a change is made to a layer. For example, when a new feature is added to a table, the tool automatically runs. I have some experience with Model Builder but not a lot with Python. Basically I want to autosave my map and then run a tool on the .mxd itself to export it to KML. This may not even be possible but I thought I'd ask here on GeoNet if anyone had any ideas. Thanks!

‎11-13-2014

That worked perfectly. Thanks for the help Chris!

‎11-13-2014

Basically I have a feature class of statewide points for a 2 year period, but I want individual feature classes for the counties. The feature class I have, has an attribute for the county. I want to create separate feature classes based on that attribute. My end goal is to create a KML for Google Earth in which you can turn on/off the different points for the various counties instead of just being able to turn on/off all the points in the state. Thanks!

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