Latest Contributions by mneer

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

Solution Situation 1: Make sure the feature class with the correct geometry type is used to load locations. For example, Stops for a route analysis layer must be loaded from a point feature class. Situation 2: Make sure the Field mappings parameter correctly specifies the field mappings for all the network location fields (SourceID, SourceOID, SideOfEdge, PosAlong) from the input table. ... View more

Excellent!  Yes, this did exactly what I was looking for.  Many Thanks Brandon. ... View more

Richard is correct, I believe you may want to look into the cost matrix of a network. ... View more

You cannot set scale dependencies on graphics.   Try converting the graphics to a feature and that will allow scale dependencies.  ... View more

Or you could simply download the DRG's topo you neeed from USGS earth explorer? EarthExplorer ... View more

Do you have the source feature you are trying to trace "selected" in your TOC for the trace to occur? ... View more

No problem Richard please see snapshot below and here is the code that worked for me. Function FindLabel ( [Name]   )  dblQuote = instr( [Name] ,chr(34))  if dblQuote > 0 then  newStr = left( [Name] ,dblQuote - 1) & " inch"  else  newStr = [Name]  end if  FindLabel = newStr  End Function ... View more

"Thank You" Ted & Richard. Both your suggestions have worked for me - hope they work for other GIS users. Very much appreciated!! ... View more

Excellent !   So very close.  Need to drop all the text AFTER the word inch.  When I attempt to use LEFT() it reverts back to " double quote so I know we are close here. Function FindLabel ( [NAME] ) If Not IsNull([NAME]) Then NewStr = Replace([Name],chr(34)," inch")   FindLabel = NewStr End If End Function Was (30" PVC Pipe Drain) and now is (30 inch PVC Pipe Drain30" PVC Pipe Drain) just need to drop text PVC Pipe Drain.   Perhaps compound it with LEFT()? ... View more

So, I attempted to reference my first posting above as an example (30" PVC Pipe Drain),  in correlation with your posted py parser and it didn't appear to do anything. Of course I may not be applying it correctly? It runs but does not change anything at this point. import re def FindLabel([NAME]):      return re.sub(r"""\b(30'' PVC Pipe Drain|30''Drain.)\Z""",                '30 in', [NAME]) Other helpful info maybe?  Field Name = [NAME] and the text string in question  30'' PVC Pipe Drain ... View more

Yes, that is a valid idea but I had forgotten to mention earlier that this is a source feature  from our enterprise and I don't wish to copy or manipulate the data in any way.   My intention is to re-label on the fly dynamically. Copying the data and pointing to copied source is what I am attempting to avoid here. ... View more

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