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This might help you: https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-7801
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Do you mean something like this? Using the attribute inspector | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.19
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Would you be able to share a view rows of your table and upload it as a shapefile here? The first 4 I see in your screenshot would be perfect.
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Shannon this worked for me: Pre-Logic Script Code: def SPLITTING(test, test2): if (test2 =='') : howmany = test.split(' ',1) if (len(howmany) > 1): return test.split(' ',1)[1] elif (len(howmany) == 1): return else: return test2 PreDir box SPLITTING( !HouseNum!, !PreDir! )
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To just get the numbers create a new field called Number, right click the new field and choose Field Calculator. Switch parser to Python and type the following: !HouseNum!.split(' ',1)[0] then click ok
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Can you post a screenshot of an example row of your polygon layer? I hoped that with an export (csv, excel spreadsheet) of the data in your online tool you could geocode those addresses.
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Hey Shannon, just a quick question, you mentioned an only software that has all the addresses. What format is this information in? Tim
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Yes, with ranges everything is hypothetical. It is tough to create a point layer from ranges, unless you don't care about points that aren't real life addresses.
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I would open a new MXD, bring in the new data and add the ESRI basemap to see if the points plot in the right location. Then use the Project tool, to get it into NAD. Project—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop
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When trying to bring in the new data, are you working in the same MXD?
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Yes, I think from how I understand it and also what Joe said, you won't need to have the ESN in your street centerline and address point layer. It will route the call depending on where it falls within your polygon layer.
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Yes, you are right. You will only need an "ESN" (more a Zone than a Number) polygon layer.
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