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NEVER manipulate your GIS Files in non-GIS applications or Windows Explorer. They may corrupt your data as well. Here is what you can do in ArcMap itself. 1. Add your shapefile to the map. 2. From Attribute table, add a new field (Datatype: Text). FieldName should be limited to 10 characters for a shapefile. 3. Use Field Calculator with following expression Parser: Python   str( !ID! ) + str( !NAME! )      ... View more

So, you have a Creator User Type. Do you see ArcGIS Pro in the Add-on Licenses section? If yes, you can assign the ArcGIS Pro license to your named user. Note: According to ArcGIS for Student Use Pricing | Add License to ArcGIS (esri.com), you are eligible for GIS Professional Advanced user type. ArcGIS Pro is included in it, and no need to add it from the add-on licenses section. Please contact Esri Support to update your User Type from Creator to GIS Professional Advanced (at no additional cost). ... View more

Could you check if you can alternatively use Enums.BasemapStyleArcGISTopographic More options in Enums.BasemapStyle enumeration | ArcGIS Runtime API for Qt | ArcGIS Developer ... View more

Dan, Just a small correction. X is Longitude and Y is Latitude. @Kraused3 : In case the issue persists, please share a sample of the Excel Sheet that you are using. ... View more

Did you purchase ArcGIS for Personal Use license? In that case, could you confirm that you can see GIS Professional Advanced (User Type) in your ArcGIS Online> Organization > Licenses?   ... View more

Please check if you are able to un-assign the ArcGIS Pro license from Add-on Licenses section. Then try again. In case you can't un-assign the ArcGIS Pro license, please contact Esri Support to resolve your issue. ... View more

Please check Disable the Services Directory—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise ... View more

According to The Parcel Fabric: What to Know When Going Pro — Cloudpoint Geospatial, CHANGES If you are familiar with the ArcMap Parcel Fabric, you may notice some differences in the ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric. Here are a few changes: No joining or re-joining parcels. In ArcMap, new parcels need to be connected to the parcel fabric network. This is accomplished by creating join links between new and existing parcels using the Join and/or Rejoin commands. In ArcGIS Pro, these commands are unnecessary. Instead, use Editing tools (Align Features) in ArcGIS Pro to establish the connection. Plans are now called Records. In ArcMap, recorded parcel information (plat of survey, deed, etc) is entered in the Plans related table in the Plan Directory of the Parcel Fabric. In ArcGIS Pro, plans are now called Records and are configured as a separate feature class in the Parcel Fabric. Parcel Fabric schema. In ArcMap, the Parcel Fabric data model is setup so that features of the same data type reside in the same feature class; for example, the ParcelFabricParcels feature class contains tax parcels, lots, PLSS sections, subdivisions, etc. The features are displayed individually in the map based on definition queries of the parcel types. In ArcGIS Pro, the Parcel Fabric consists of individual feature classes for each parcel type. Also, as mentioned above, there is now a Records feature class-which was formerly a table in the ArcMap Parcel Fabric. THE PRO EXPERIENCE One adaptation ArcMap users need to make when transitioning to ArcGIS Pro is the Pro interface. It is a ribbon interface similar to Microsoft Office products, in which tabs are grouped by functionality (Insert, View, Edit, Share, etc.), and work is done within a Project. As far as parcel editing goes, a major advantage is in ease of use of the ArcGIS Pro Editing tools. Editing is automatically enabled so there is no extra step of starting an edit session. The native editing tools within ArcGIS Pro are used to edit parcel data, while ArcMap had a separate toolbar specifically for Parcel Fabric. Another option a Parcel Fabric Editor could take advantage of is multiple map views within an ArcGIS Pro project. Common actions can be strung together as a task, and tasks can be converted to automated workflows. When a Parcel Fabric is added to a map in ArcGIS Pro, a tool called a Heads-Up-Display is activated. The HUD is used for parcel record management; parcel polygons can be assigned to an active parcel record. ... View more

Initially, ArcGIS for Personal Use subscription came with "Creator" user-type and ArcGIS Pro was licensed as an add-on license. Recently, changes were made to the above subscription. Now Your default user type will be updated from Creator user type to GIS Professional Advanced user type.  Here is what you can do. You will need to log into your ArcGIS Online organization and update your user type to "GIS Professional Advanced" to continue using the software   ... View more

Are you publishing from ArcMap to your GIS Server? Try publishing only the Map Service (Don't enable "Feature Access" while publishing). Once the map is published successfully, Edit the Service > Capabilities > Enable "Feature Access" > Save and Restart. Refresh the REST directory URL, if required. Does the issue persist? ... View more

I have used a Sentinel 2A L2A 10 meters data (with Atmospheric correction). 1. Using Band3 (Green) and Band8 (NIR), I calculated the NDWI in Raster Calculator. Choose appropriate bands based on the input Sensor. Float("Band3"-"Band8")/Float("Band3"+"Band8") 2. Used Iso Cluster Unsupervised Classification (Spatial Analyst) to classify the image into 6 classes (No. of classes could vary for you). The highest value class is the waterbody. 3. From Symbology of the classified raster, I changed the color of other classes to "No Color". You might want to define a different color for other classes. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Another workaround could be  1. Execute NDWI using Raster Calculator, as mentioned in Step 1 above. 2. Selecting the NDWI layer in Content, in Symbology pane, change the symbology type to "Classify".  For Method, change it to "Manual Interval" to make finer adjustments to the range values as per your need.   ... View more

Try Resetting your ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) application ... View more