I am using ArcGIS 10.4.1.

After converting the existing polygons to points, we moved the points to the desired point using Network Analyst.

Here, the FID value of the existing polygon and the moved point SHP file are the same.

I want to use this to move the coordinates of the existing polygon center to the coordinates of the moved point.

The reason for this is that I want to keep the rotation angle of the existing polygon anyway.

If you make the point back to polygon, the angle will be 0 degree in a lump.

The coordinates of the points are obtained with Arcgis's "Add x y coordnaties", and I'm wondering how I can change the position of the polygons.

That is, if you define it briefly, I want to move to the coordinate value of the point, not the existing coordinates of the polygon.

Is there a way?

I am using ArcGIS Desktop 10.4.1.

After converting the existing polygons to points, we moved the points to the desired point using Network Analyst.

Here, the FID value of the existing polygon and the moved point SHP file are the same.

I want to use this to move the coordinates of the existing polygon center to the coordinates of the moved point.

The reason for this is that I want to keep the rotation angle of the existing polygon anyway.

If you make the point back to polygon, the angle will be 0 degree in a lump.

The coordinates of the points are obtained with Arcgis's "Add x y coordinates", and I'm wondering how I can change the position of the polygons.

That is, if you define it briefly, I want to move to the coordinate value of the point, not the existing coordinates of the polygon.

Is there a way?