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Using Calculate Field for If statement over many fields?

Run the field calc on the Summary field. Use Python as the parser and check the Show Codeblock box. For the Pre-Logic Script Code put: def Reclass(B, C, D, E): if None not in (B, C, D, E) and "" …
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Removing first and third zeros of a fieldname in label expression

Use Python as the parser, and check the Advanced box. Then just replace yourFieldName with the name of the field you want to label. def FindLabel([yourFieldName]): value = [yourFieldName] f …
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Using Python Parser in ArcGIS Field Calculator to compare two fields?

Just put this as the script code: def Recode(LV, IV): if LV < IV: return 1 elif LV == IV: return 2 elif (LV > IV and LV < (IV * 2)): return 3 elif LV > (IV * 2 …
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Lists in field calculator in ArcMap?

You could just check if your field value is in the remove list: def remove_zero(field): remove_list = ['01ST', '02ND', '03RD', '04TH', '05TH', '06TH', '07TH', '08TH', '09TH'] if field in re …
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SyntaxError from Python Label Expression in ArcMap?

You currently have: lineone = "A:" + [NUMBER] but [NUMBER] isn't defined anywhere. Any fields that you want to use in the expression, you need to include as a parameter to the function. So, it look …
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