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To do this I would:

  1. Make two copies of your original shapefile using the Copy tool.
  2. On each of the three shapefiles drop two fields using the Delete Fields tool.
  3. Use the Geoprocessing | Results window and Copy As Python Snippet to start writing a modest Python Script tool using ArcPy

To do this I would:

  1. Make two copies of your original shapefile using the Copy tool.
  2. On each of the three shapefiles drop two fields using the Delete Fields tool.

To do this I would:

  1. Make two copies of your original shapefile using the Copy tool.
  2. On each of the three shapefiles drop two fields using the Delete Fields tool.
  3. Use the Geoprocessing | Results window and Copy As Python Snippet to start writing a modest Python Script tool using ArcPy
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PolyGeo
  • 65.4k
  • 29
  • 114
  • 345

To do this I would:

  1. Make two copies of your original shapefile using the Copy tool.
  2. On each of the three shapefiles drop two fields using the Delete Fields tool.