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One option, here is the general code logic:

1. Create a script tool with a Field multi value data type

2. Within the python code, loop through the field list and define the index value as the field parameter within the IDW method

   fieldList = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

    for fieldName in fieldList.split(';'):
        outIDW = Idw(inPointFeatures, fieldName, cellSize, power, searchRadius)
        # Save the output 
        outIDW.save("C:/temp/idwout_{0}.tif".format(fieldName))
   

One option, here is the general code logic:

1. Create a script tool with a Field multi value data type

2. Within the python code, loop through the field list and define the index value as the field parameter within the IDW method

    fieldList = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
    for fieldName in fieldList.split(';'):
        outIDW = Idw(inPointFeatures, fieldName, cellSize, power, searchRadius)
        # Save the output 
        outIDW.save("C:/temp/idwout_{0}.tif".format(fieldName))
   

One option, here is the general code logic:

1. Create a script tool with a Field multi value data type

2. Within the python code, loop through the field list and define the index value as the field parameter within the IDW method

   fieldList = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

    for fieldName in fieldList.split(';'):
        outIDW = Idw(inPointFeatures, fieldName, cellSize, power, searchRadius)
        # Save the output 
        outIDW.save("C:/temp/idwout_{0}".format(fieldName))
   

One option, here is the general code logic:

1. Create a script tool with a Field multi value data type

2. Within the python code, loop through the field list and define the index value as the field parameter within the IDW method

   fieldList = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

    for fieldName in fieldList.split(';'):
        outIDW = Idw(inPointFeatures, fieldName, cellSize, power, searchRadius)
        # Save the output 
        outIDW.save("C:/temp/idwout_{0}.tif".format(fieldName))
   

One option, here is the general code logic:

1. Create a script tool with a Field multi value data type
2. Within the python code, loop through the field list and define the index value as the field parameter within the IDW method

One option, here is the general code logic:

1. Create a script tool with a Field multi value data type

2. Within the python code, loop through the field list and define the index value as the field parameter within the IDW method

   fieldList = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

    for fieldName in fieldList.split(';'):
        outIDW = Idw(inPointFeatures, fieldName, cellSize, power, searchRadius)
        # Save the output 
        outIDW.save("C:/temp/idwout_{0}".format(fieldName))