Latest Contributions by JayantaPoddar

Hi Joshua, Symbology: How can I make a symbol to change color based on overdue date value You can create a new field with datatype Long in attribute table. Considering your date format in DD/MM/YYYY, In its field calculator, paste the following Int (Right( [Date], 4 ) & Mid( [Date], 4, 2 ) & Left( [Date], 2  )  ) Then use the above  field to symbolize the data. Assumption: The field name of your Date field is "Date". Make sure your system's Regional Date setting is in same format (DD/MM/YYYY) Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Chris, Specifying the NoData value will allow you to control the pixel depth and the value that will store NoData. If a NoData value is not specified, the program will find an empty value to use as the NoData placeholder, which may not be desired or expected. Here is what you could try before running Raster Math. 1. Check your input rasters (grayscale bands). Note the values of NoData pixels (e.g. the dark background). 2. Open Reclassify (Spatial Analyst). Change the background value (e.g. 0 in my case) to NoData. Remove all other entries. You could use ModelBuilder/ArcPy to batch process it. 3. Use these output raster for Raster Math. Let me know if it solves your issue. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Johan, It should show the values without the "-" sign. Make sure your system Regional Date setting is in same format. And CalculatedEndDate is in Long datatype. Considering the due date is same for all records, any value more than the CalculatedEndDate is overdue. Change the symbology accordingly. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Johan, What is the format of your EndDate field values (e.g. MM/DD/YYYY)? ... View more

Hi Jaime, An alternative of Merge tool could be Append (Data Management). Keep in mind, Append tool will not create a new output feature class. So, you need to create a new feature class in ArcCatalog, with same schema as your data (Import Coordinate system, and Field attributes). Then continue with Append tool. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Brandon, Try restarting IIS and ArcGIS Server (service). Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Jody, For this you can use linear referencing. First convert the River polylines to routes using the create Route tool ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) , and then use the Locate features along routes tool ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) to write the route and measure information to a new event table. Note: Use the measurements same as the unit of the coordinate system of your map. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Tiff file should have a *.tif format ... View more

Hi Tom, Could you try the following steps and let me know if the ArcMap still crashes on File > Exit. Go to Start > Run, type in the command below and click ok: %AppData%\ESRI\Desktop10.3\ArcToolbox How big is the ArcToolbox.dat file? If it is over several MB in size, rename it to ArcToolboxOld.dat and try again. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Tom, Open a fresh ArcMap (with no ArcMap.exe in background). Work on it. Try closing from File > Exit. Does the ArcMap.exe still exist in the background processes? Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Tharaka, The scale of the data frame seems to be fixed. Go to Data frame properties  (e.g. Layers) from Table of Contents. Click on Data frame tab. Drop down the Extent to Automatic. Click OK. This should solve the issue Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Rui, The Analyze button on the Service Editor helps you identify potential performance bottlenecks and errors that you will need to address before you can publish your GIS resource as a service. Analyze Map in ArcMap helps you to improve the drawing performance of your ArcMap documents by generating a list of potential display performance issues. e.g.: A 3D symbol could go fine with ArcMap. But when we are publishing a Map Service, a warning might pop-up. Thanks, Jay ... View more