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Jonathan, this is intriguing. I might have to check this out as it could be a sort of solution (however, the survey folks might not like this level of 'accuracy'). But my initial thoughts would be, how would I be able to initially put my device/phone on a flat, 0 degree, surface. I suppose a level could help with that. But either way, thanks for the feedback!

I have not seen this happen but I also do not do this kind of process. To be clear, you are bringing in the dwg into ArcGIS Pro. Are you georeferencing the raw CAD file, converting to a geodatabase feature class, then exporting back to a dwg again? Or is it a different process? I would almost assume something is getting 'lost' in the conversion in ArcGIS, not on the AutoCAD side, but I don't know. Could you do a different process where you export to a shapefile (or a different file that AutoCAD can read) and import that into AutoCAD and see if that looks 'normal'?

Hey Owen, I suppose all good things must come to an end! What happens to an old story map link once the support is gone and the maps are retired? Will the link still function or will the user just see a 404 page or so?

Can you post an example of what your table looks like?

Josh, this is awesome! Do you have a link to a live dashboard showing a clock or clocks?

I like Dan's approach, but more of a one-stop-shop would be: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/2.8/tool-reference/data-management/xy-to-line.htm

Ok, this makes more sense. Those duplicates are rows (records), not columns. I do not know of a way to eliminate duplicate records in ArcGIS Online automatically. You cannot delete records from an ArcGIS Online table. There are a couple of ways to eliminate your duplicates, one at a time. One is to do it on the map. You need to have editing enabled (from the settings), then on the map, start he editing and click on the feature to delete and select delete. Another way, that I haven't tried is through the service URL, according to this post: https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/403100

I don't think we're talking about the same thing. In a database, a field is a column and a record is a row. It sounds like you do not want to delete a field. Are you wanting to delete all records that belong to a certain power company? Or can you clarify a little more on what you are wanting to delete? Are there fields that you are not showing that need to be deleted? Are you wanting to edit the field of "NAME" in order to not show the name of the power company but only show the words "no outage"?

What does that big red Delete button do if you click on it?

In your item details, go to Data (1). Then click on Fields (2). Click the check box (3) next to the field. Then a Delete button (4) will appear.

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Re: Can I record slope (or grade) with QuickCapture or Field Maps?

Re: Export to CAD - shape geometries change after export

Re: Retirement of classic Esri Story Maps website

Re: Creating map of roadways

Re: Make Your Own Analog Clock Widget

Re: Creating map of roadways

Re: How do I delete data fields in a map layer?

Re: How do I delete data fields in a map layer?

Re: How do I delete data fields in a map layer?

Re: How do I delete data fields in a map layer?

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