Latest Contributions by DarrenWiens2

Can you explain what was wrong with the syntax? ... View more

I've got good news and bad news. The good news is that your coordinates are perfectly fine. The bad news is that I followed your instructions exactly and all 3 points showed up, so I can't tell you why you only see one point. ... View more

It depends what your actual requirements are. If you want a new raster layer containing the original values (say, between 2-8%), use the Con tool or raster calculator expression like: Con(("YOUR_RASTER_LAYER" < 😎 & ("YOUR_RASTER_LAYER">2),"YOUR_RASTER_LAYER") Using Reclassify, you could make a new raster with values 1, 2, 3 to correspond to classes <2, 2-8, >8. Your values only go to 80%, because that's the max slope value (presumably). ... View more

Now just use Reclassify to get your classes <2, 2-8, and >8 (or one of the classes, or a combination). The units of your slope output are %. ... View more

I meant, you should open the query builder when you build a definition query and use the buttons to make the query. This will help you use proper quotes around field names and field values. ... View more

Buuuuut, they had '/u' not '\u' which should be correct, correct? ... View more

Are both fields numeric, or is it possible one or both are text? Did you use the definition query buttons to fill it it, or did you type it? ... View more

There are some ideas here: https://community.esri.com/message/200113#comment-200113 I'm partial to the solutions offered by Jim W, and... me. ... View more

So, did you find the correct projection? If not, you may be able to get to the right one by altering the UTM Zone 11 CRS properties (double-click UTM Zone 11 to get to properties). The scale parameter may be different, though. Is one of your points here? ... View more

Serious question or classic joke? ... View more

The returned lat/longs are correct, or at least close enough to confirm they're in Mexico. ... View more

And, those lat/longs are in Mexico. I would revisit this part, "then folks tinkered with them". The coordinates you have now are just not correct (at least, not for UTM Zone 11). ... View more

You can rule out these usual suspects: BC Albers Canada Albers Canada Lambert Alberta 10TM Did you perhaps get these coordinates from a survey company, who like to confuse people by using a custom coordinate reference system? ... View more

Then I guess your coordinates aren't in UTM Zone 11. Even if you switched the coordinates, it's still in Mexico. ... View more

Does it appear in the correct place when you make your event layer? ... View more