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An if-else statement is a programming conditional statement that runs a different set of statements depending on whether an expression is true or false.
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Calculate geometry in IF/ELSE statement using ArcGIS.Pro field calculator
You are not passing in the geometry into the function which is causing the invalid syntax error. So taking on the excellent advice from @BERA it should be:
myCalc(!Type!,!LENGTH!,!Shape!)
def myCalc( …
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How to apply if-else condition on two different rasters to produce another rasters?
This logic can equally be done very easily in model builder as shown below:
You don't need to do a reclassification the CON tool can achieve this. A CON tool would be set up as shown below:
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Filling attribute tables with values from the same attribute table
All geoprocessing tools honour selections. So simply select the rows where column 1 has the NULL values then run a field calculate and select the field you want the values to come from. As you have a …
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Calculating field on if-else-condition checking input parameters for <Null>?
You appear to be treating your variables in your script e.g. owner as inline model variables by surrounding them with %%. That syntax is for accessing variables in a model. You want to set your expres …
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