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Chris W
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I'm using ArcGIS 10.2 and trying to obtain values in a field using SearchCursor. Would someone help me with this?

import arcpy

oc = r"C:\Users\Scratch\oc.shp"

catchments = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(oc,"FEATUREID")

catchment = catchments.next()

for catchment in catchments:

print catchment[0]

print catchment[1]

catchments.reset()

import arcpy

oc = r"C:\Users\Scratch\oc.shp"

catchments = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(oc,"FEATUREID")

catchment = catchments.next()

for catchment in catchments:

   print catchment[0]
  
   print catchment[1] 

catchments.reset()

The catchment[0] works, but if I try anything higher, I get tuple out of range error. There are 11 rows in the shapefile, all with a unique FEATUREID. I can only extract either the 1st row or all of them at once. I need to be able to specify througout the rest of my code when I want the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 10th value in this shapefile under field = FEATUREID.

I'm using ArcGIS 10.2 and trying to obtain values in a field using SearchCursor. Would someone help me with this?

import arcpy

oc = r"C:\Users\Scratch\oc.shp"

catchments = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(oc,"FEATUREID")

catchment = catchments.next()

for catchment in catchments:

print catchment[0]

print catchment[1]

catchments.reset()

The catchment[0] works, but if I try anything higher, I get tuple out of range error. There are 11 rows in the shapefile, all with a unique FEATUREID. I can only extract either the 1st row or all of them at once. I need to be able to specify througout the rest of my code when I want the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 10th value in this shapefile under field = FEATUREID.

I'm using ArcGIS 10.2 and trying to obtain values in a field using SearchCursor. Would someone help me with this?

import arcpy

oc = r"C:\Users\Scratch\oc.shp"

catchments = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(oc,"FEATUREID")

catchment = catchments.next()

for catchment in catchments:

   print catchment[0]
  
   print catchment[1] 

catchments.reset()

The catchment[0] works, but if I try anything higher, I get tuple out of range error. There are 11 rows in the shapefile, all with a unique FEATUREID. I can only extract either the 1st row or all of them at once. I need to be able to specify througout the rest of my code when I want the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 10th value in this shapefile under field = FEATUREID.

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Allison Brooke
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SearchCursor Index Out of Range

I'm using ArcGIS 10.2 and trying to obtain values in a field using SearchCursor. Would someone help me with this?

import arcpy

oc = r"C:\Users\Scratch\oc.shp"

catchments = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(oc,"FEATUREID")

catchment = catchments.next()

for catchment in catchments:

print catchment[0]

print catchment[1]

catchments.reset()

The catchment[0] works, but if I try anything higher, I get tuple out of range error. There are 11 rows in the shapefile, all with a unique FEATUREID. I can only extract either the 1st row or all of them at once. I need to be able to specify througout the rest of my code when I want the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 10th value in this shapefile under field = FEATUREID.