Latest Contributions by mneer

If you are trying to create a 'boundary" from the raster you can use the "raster to polygon" GP tool found in the conversions tools set->From Raster-> "Raster to Polygon"  If you are trying to Clip them based on a boundary just do a "clip raster" GP tool.  found in Raster->Raster Processing->"Clip Raster" Clip Raster—Data Management toolbox | Documentation  Raster to Polygon—Conversion toolbox | Documentation  ... View more

I see it under "Toolbox - > Conversion Tools -> To Raster -> DEM to Raster"  But then again I have 2.4.1 not 2.5  hope this helps. ... View more

If this is the same bug "BUG-000105383" apparently it was fixed in 10.6  https://community.esri.com/thread/203744-pdf-export-character-spacing-1051-issue ... View more

Just edit the polygon using Edit Toolbar, select the smaller/inner polygon.  Once selected under Editor Toolbar select CLIP.  You have a choice to Preserve or Discard the area of intersection.   Discard it and calculate the area  Easy Peazy ... View more

If you change the restriction to = False  - What outcome do you get? restricted = False Select Case UCase([Oneway])   Case "N", "FT", "F": restricted = True End Select restricted Also please check to see if your parameter values- Is the "Value" set to "Prohibited" rather than "Avoid: High" or anything else? ... View more

You can do it by turning on the labeling, and labeling dynamically with an advanced expression if it is a geodatabase feature class type.  Since a geodatabase feature class has an area field that is dynamic you can label via the advanced expression.  In the example provided you would would check the advanced expression box and paste the following (be sure to change the fields that are appropriate to the data) ie, [Field], [Shape_Area]   also you will notice I am converting from meters square to various other units by their conversion factors Function FindLabel ( [FIELD] , [Shape_Area] )   FindLabel =  [FIELD] & vbNewLine &  FormatNumber(Round( [Shape_Area] * 0.00024710439,2 )) & " Sq Ac" & vbNEWLINE &  FormatNumber(Round( [Shape_Area] * 3.8610216e-007,2 )) & " Sq Mi"& vbNEWLINE &  FormatNumber(Round( [Shape_Area] * 0.0001,2 )) & " Sq Ha" End Function ... View more

You will have to "Define Classes of features and label each class differently."  Each CLASS would be a different font and font color.    Use the (SQL query) button to define each class.  So below you see a snapshot of 3 different classes.  Large Buildings get a Green font Small Buildings get a red font and so on.  This all controlled via the SQL query button for EACH class below.   ... View more

Ways to connect with the GIS community. GIS Day November 16, 2016 - Discovering the World Through GIS ... View more

I had asked something similar in maybe this will help you? Re: Double Quote in Label Expression ... View more

Been watching the thread Chris and I'm not sure I can be much further help other than what Anthony suggested by playing with your (score/sensitivity) percentages here.  Side question here is are you building a composite locator and/or was the locator rebuilt before you republished service?  ... View more

ArcGIS Online Health Dashboard  yesterday there was issues, perhaps this may be the cause? ... View more

Click on "Get Maps" works for me. http://ngmdb.usgs.gov/maps/TopoView/# ... View more

You can create another column in your feature class layer that is "text" formatted, then calculate your date column into this new field.  When you export it now as a table, the format you want is there. ... View more