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I am trying to get a text element to input an address using the below code. It seems that the code picks up the right elements, is finding the text elements I want to change but isn't able to actually …

After days of solving errors and various issues I finally have code that runs in ArcMap... but the shapefile that shows up does not show any points on the map. I checked the attribute table and all fi …

I have a model that requires a stupid number of conditional statements. The older version was utilizing feature layers, select by attributes, and Calculate fields many, many times. I rewrote it to uti …

OBJECTID fields are a unique type of field that will not carry over well when changing up a feature class or creating a new feature class. It's why having a unique identifier for each row is highly en …

However, how do I do that using arcpy, I know you can set a specific extent, but am not sure how to turn on the Union of Inputs option found under processing extent in ArcMap itself using only python. …

This is not a copy of previous questions like Selecting certain fields from feature class to create new feature class in ArcPy? but builds on them. I have two approaches and two different issues. …

I know this is simple, but I can't remember how to make one field equal another within arcpy. Currently the code is as below: arcpy.CalculateField_management(newFc, "HouseNumber","!HouseNumber! = ! …

I have a script that generates several feature classes. I use a function to create the feature classes within a loop. The loop outputs a dictionary with a name string as key and the feature class path …

I'm using a dictionary created by a search cursor from one feature class to update another feature class with an update cursor. I'm getting an invalid syntax error for the cursor.updateRow(row) and..h …

I am trying to create buffers around a point FC that has an acreage field. The point FC has some rows that are null and some that report an acreage of 0. I'm running into an issue when it comes to the …

I was getting this error because arcpy.sfa.CreateBuffers tries to output to a portal feature class, not a geodatabase. I was using the wrong tool..

I have a script loaded as a toolbox into ArcGIS Pro. It has two multi-value string parameters. Is there a way to restrict the second parameter's list against the first? For example, if a user picks "N …

for row in cursor2: row[0] = lotnum # delete the cursor del cursor My code is based on a question answered here: Using Select By Location to update field in feature class using ArcPy …

# Import modules import arcpy from arcpy import mapping # Allow overwriting arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True # Get the X and Y information for each polygon mxd = mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT") df …

I do not believe this is a copy of Download Dataset From ArcGIS REST Service or Extracting data from ArcGIS REST endpoint? due to the source and type of service. I would like to copy the features from …