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I have 2 Layers: Not_Joined and Joined

Not_Joined: Old digitized data that has X attribute in it. Joined: Spatially joined layer that has the polylines with X attribute in in the table

Each row in "Joined" has a field that says how many polylines of Not_Joined have been joined to the one element.

Goal: Compare the X attribute in both tables to give accuracy.

Problem: Table length in Joined is 4X bigger than Not_ Joined, so basic for loop will not work here.


Figured out part of it

Query Table from Joined Layer-> Join on Not_Joined based on X. This seems to work well.

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  • What are you comparing? The number of polylines joined? Or the accuracy of the X attribute?
    – Mox
    Jan 19, 2015 at 19:16
  • I am comparing the X attribute. I have figured part of it out, and am currently using Model Builder
    – Martin
    Jan 19, 2015 at 19:17

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If you want comparable table, you could start with a "summary statistics" of the largest table (Not_joined) based on the field X.

Then your table will be of comparable length and content (with a count in the summarized table)

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