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I am using three cons with raster calculator to give four different results depending on the values within two rasters, aclip20151111 and sclip20151111. There are four results I want; RESULTA, RESULTB, RESULTC AND RESULTZ, RESULTZ being the result for when none of the three conditions are met. My code is below:

CON(((0 <= "aclip20151111" <= 45 | “aclip20151111” > 315)&(“sclip20151111” <
3)),RESULTA,CON(((45 < "aclip20151111" <= 135 | 225 < “aclip20151111” >= 315)
&(“sclip20151111” < 10)),RESULTB,CON(((135 <= "aclip20151111" <= 225)&(“sclip20151111” < 15)
),RESULTC,RESULTZ)))

I am getting the error "ERROR 000989 Python syntax error: Parsing error SyntaxError: invalid syntax (line 1)".

What is the error in my input to raster calculator? I am using raster calculator as a tool in Arcmap.

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You have to use conjugated conditions using 'and' or 'or', I do not think you can just write a straight forward statements like a<raster<b

Try:

Con(((("aclip20151111" >= 0)& ("aclip20151111" <= 45))|((“aclip20151111” > 315)&(“sclip20151111” <3))), RESULTA, Con(((("aclip20151111">45) &("aclip20151111" <= 135)) | (((“aclip20151111” >225) & (“aclip20151111” >= 315)&(“sclip20151111” < 10)))),RESULTB,Con(((("aclip20151111" >=135) & ("aclip20151111" <= 225)) &(“sclip20151111” < 15)), RESULTC, RESULTZ)))

But make sure you check all the conditions, I might have gotten what you wanted to do wrong.

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  • Many thanks reply, still getting the syntax error though sadly. – branches Nov 11 '15 at 17:46
  • yes there was one bracket missing, Con(((("aclip20151111" >= 0)& ("aclip20151111" <= 45))|((“aclip20151111” > 315)&(“sclip20151111” <3))), RESULTA, Con(((("aclip20151111">45) &("aclip20151111" <= 135)) | (((“aclip20151111” >225) & (“aclip20151111” >= 315)&(“sclip20151111” < 10)))),RESULTB,Con(((("aclip20151111" >=135) & ("aclip20151111" <= 225)) &(“sclip20151111” < 15)), RESULTC, RESULTZ))) try it now, use a notepad editor that higlights properly closed brackets easily, I use notepad++ it is great for catching errors – yanes Nov 11 '15 at 17:52
  • I've updated the answer – yanes Nov 11 '15 at 17:53
  • Unfortunately still getting the same error. I've checked in notepad++ and your answer does have the correct number of brackets so its something else. – branches Nov 12 '15 at 8:41
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    Looks like the issue may that I was pasting from word which puts in "smart quotes", I've replaced these with Ascii quotes. – branches Nov 12 '15 at 17:19

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