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I'm trying to use the field calculator to poplulate a string field in a table based on info in another string field. This is what I have:

def Reclass(Correction_Comments): if (MSAGSTREETNAME) = 'HEMLOCK': return 'IN PARCEL 103'

def Reclass(Correction_Comments):
     if (MSAGSTREETNAME) = 'HEMLOCK':
         return 'IN PARCEL 103'

In the call box:

Reclass( !Correction_Comments!)

Reclass( !Correction_Comments!)

I keep getting a parsing error. What's wrong?

I'm trying to use the field calculator to poplulate a string field in a table based on info in another string field. This is what I have:

def Reclass(Correction_Comments): if (MSAGSTREETNAME) = 'HEMLOCK': return 'IN PARCEL 103'

In the call box:

Reclass( !Correction_Comments!)

I keep getting a parsing error. What's wrong?

I'm trying to use the field calculator to poplulate a string field in a table based on info in another string field. This is what I have:

def Reclass(Correction_Comments):
     if (MSAGSTREETNAME) = 'HEMLOCK':
         return 'IN PARCEL 103'

In the call box:

Reclass( !Correction_Comments!)

I keep getting a parsing error. What's wrong?

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asked Jun 27, 2019 at 12:59

Using If statements to conditionally populate a field in Field Calculator

I'm trying to use the field calculator to poplulate a string field in a table based on info in another string field. This is what I have:

def Reclass(Correction_Comments): if (MSAGSTREETNAME) = 'HEMLOCK': return 'IN PARCEL 103'

In the call box:

Reclass( !Correction_Comments!)

I keep getting a parsing error. What's wrong?

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