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To do this I would run the Polygon Neighbors tool which: Creates a table with statistics based on polygon contiguity (overlaps, coincident edges, or nodes). and then use an arcpy.da.SearchCurs …

This is untested but to do this I would try these steps: Polygon Neighbors to create a table of polygon neighbors - islands should have no records in this table Use a join between the feature IDs in …

To do this I would first use the Summary Statistics tool with the street name field as the case item: Calculates summary statistics for field(s) in a table. This will give you one row for each u …

I am confused by your statement that Generate Near Table cannot accept a feature layer as input because its usage indicates that in_features are "The input features that can be point, polyline, polygo …

As indicated in the comments the asker ended up using Excel as suggested by @TsvGis: You could do it in Excel using the attributes from your layer with the x and y fields calculated. Once you ha …

What you are describing is an example of a many-to-many relationship i.e. each zone can have many species, and each species can occur in many zones. The functionality to work with many-to-many relati …

From the Points To Line documentation: Line feature will not be written to the output if they are made up of less than two vertices. I suspect that if you look at the frequency of Line_Field v …

As commented by the asker they fixed this by: moving their task bar to the left of the screen; then moving the window

There is no need to use code to find the mismatched village names so I am going to assume that doing that is not a requirement. I am also going to assume that you are comparing village name fields fr …

This is untested but I think it should work using the Copy tool which: Makes a copy of the input data. import arcpy arpy.env.workspace = r"C:\temp\test.gdb" arcpy.Copy_management("testRaster1", …

To do this I would use the Polygon Neighbors tool which (with my bolding): Creates a table with statistics based on polygon contiguity (overlaps, coincident edges, or nodes).

I'm not sure that this helps with your specific question, and you may well have already seen it, but see these links from Esri ArcGIS blog and help docs, both titled "Formatting an Excel table for use …

I initially thought that the issue here has been encountered before at: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/4525-spatial-domains-are-inconsistent-between-tools and so suggested to try creating a new feat …

I would probably do something like ... Use Add Field to put a field on your table that will be used to identify those rows that are matched (and need to be deleted). Join and keep Matched records to …

The answer seems to be that this is not possible, certainly not out of the box, and so I have posted an ArcGIS Idea to have it implemented as an enhancement. The Idea I posted has now been Merged wit …