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What does "del aprx" at the end of Python code do?
In python del means delete the object which would release memory and file locks. So if you saw del abc,bob,x this would mean delete the objects abc, bob and x, what ever they are. aprx is the commonly ...
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Adding function to Helpers list in ArcGIS Pro Field Calculator
The short answer is no you cannot alter what is offered up when you click on the helpers filter. You can however add your own function if you have pre-built it and saved it as a calculate field ...
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Saving selected features as new layer using ArcPy
You can try to save the result of the selection in a variable and then copy the value in the variable.
sel = arcpy.management.SelectLayerByLocation(input, "INTERSECT", intersecting_features, ...
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Adding new MapFrame to Existing Layout using arcpy and ArcGIS Pro
A layout can have more than one MapFrame so when you realise that then you realise that it's a collection object that you need to be inserting your MapFrames into, typically in python its a list. In ...
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Merging rasters from multiple days in loop using ArcPy
Here is the code you can use, obviously I don't have your data so I spoofed it up with text files, so you need to edit the code and replace the txt with tif.
Here is my sample data:
# Import modules
...
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Opening shapefile in ArcGIS Desktop
Your file are not a "project" but just some data in shapefile format (all these file with the same name but different extension are what is called a shapefile, for more information on what ...
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Publish a Query Feature Class from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online
Once you publish a layer over to ArcGIS Online it becomes a standalone Hosted Service on ArcGIS Online and there is no connection maintained.
So, if you get the Query layer over to ArcGIS Online the ...
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Model works in ArcMap but in ArcGIS Pro gives ERROR 000229 failed to execute make feature layer
I switched out the Iterate Row to Iterate Feature Selection and that seems to have done the trick. I am still not sure why this would not work in Pro as it did in ArcMap but at least I can move ...
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ArcGIS - run a tool thousands of times
Perhaps this will work for you:
arcpy.conversion.TableToTable(r"confusionmatrix"+str(i), r"path_of_folder_to_save_to", r"confusionmatrix"+str(i)+".csv")
...
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Interpolating using ArcGIS Pro
Just ran your sample in the tool using TempCels and I got this:
So it seems to work for me. It might be a display issue rather than a processing issue, i.e. the pyramids failed to correctly be built. ...
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Forcing label text into one line using ArcGIS Pro
Go to fitting strategy and untick Stack labels.
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Using many label colours in ArcGIS Pro
Yes, this can be done - changing the colour of labels can be achieved like so:
import random
def FindLabel([ATTRIBUTE_TO_USE]):
r = random.randint(0, 255)
g = random.randint(0, 255)
b = ...
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ArcGIS Pro Pixel Editor - Saving takes forever
A 3GB raster is a large dataset so any edits will take time. Perhaps you can get smarter with your edits. You don't actually describe in any way what you are doing so maybe these pixel locations you ...
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Finding Data Engineering tool for ArcGIS Pro
Data Engineering in ArcGIS Pro is available with version 2.8x.
Upgrade the application to get the data engineering functionality.
https://geospatialtraining.com/arcgis-pro-2-8-data-engineering-...
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Show inline substitution value as tool parameter
I'm pretty sure what you want is not achievable. The inline variable is evaluated when the tool is executed, not when it has been opened up as a tool ready to take an input, as in your case the ...
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How do I preserve all fieldnames when merging features?
Just add all the fields you want to retain in the dissolve fields parameter:,
arcpy.management.Dissolve(
in_features=inputlayer,
out_feature_class=fcMerged,
dissolve_field = ['projectId', ...
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How to convert memory raster to points in ArcPy?
There are multiple issues with the code:
You appeared to be mixing ArcMap and ArcPro flavours of arcpy so this code would probably have failed.
There is no property called setSpatialExtent() on ...
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Adding natural breaks classification to feature table
Might be too late to the game for you but... I just discovered the Reclassify Field tool in ArcGIS Pro. I needed to divide my vector data into 5 classes (Natural Breaks) and this tool does it for you!
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