Latest Contributions by benberman

Thanks, but I'm working with a map service, not a feature service. So, would the getSelectedFeature() command still work? ... View more

Webapp. When I enable a popup, and click on a point on the map that falls within the feature layer, the service returns the attributes associated with that feature. I'm trying to come up with a way to do it by leveraging a script, so that the feature and its attributes may be copied to a fgdb feature class. ... View more

The former part of what you said..I agree that they should be avoided. I was just wondering if there was any way at all to work around this. If I use an out of the box ESRI tool and load a parameter with whitespace it doesn't seem to be a problem but in custom scripts it does appear to be an issue. ... View more

Darren, changing the type to MAX does work. Thank you so much. ... View more

Does not work. What statistic type would you assign to the other fields, anyway? ... View more

Thank you, Blake and Dan! This helps a lot! ... View more

Correct, except I'm trying to write it out each unique value in sucessive rows, one value per cell, instead of all on the same row(multiple values in the same cell). ... View more

sure, there are ways to do this through arc tools. I was just interested in more of a pythonic way of doing it. ... View more

The enumerate block does not even need to be in there, just add a conditional at the end of the fields list, per the snippet below. I also added the "set()" method to the final line. Because the code is writing by row instead of by column, it is extracting the unique values by row. I can't seem to get it to extract unique values by column for some reason. import arcpy fc = 'C:\\antenna_shp\\cables.shp' CSVFile = 'C:\\antenna_shp\\FinalOutput.csv' fields = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(fc) if f.type != 'Geometry'] with open(CSVFile, 'w') as w:     w.write(','.join(fields)+'\n')     with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, fields) as cursor:         for row in cursor:             w.write(','.join(set([str(r) for r in row]))+'\n') ... View more

I am familiar with sets in python. I attempted applying it to the solution posted on SE, but because the code writes by row instead of writing by column, applying set only extracts the unique values on each ROW. I would need it to extract the unique values on each COLUMN. ... View more

As I have mentioned in my opening post, the SE solution pulls ALL the values in any given attribute field. I am only interested in UNIQUE values. ... View more