Latest Contributions by AlixBakke_SNC

‎12-14-2023

Hi, there may be a few methods that could work for you, these are my 2 suggestions: 1. Doing a definition query (layer properties->definition query -> "Feature" ='State Capital' 2. For the symbology pane issue, I'd try 'refreshing' by reverting back to single symbology then unique value. Sometimes the remove option isn't available for me either and this was my only solution for it. Hope this helps!

‎12-12-2023

I'm attempting to incorporate an ArcGIS Pro(3.0)-To-Illustrator 2024 workflow. However, when I open the aix. file in AI, my polygon features are enhanced, resulting in a fairly different looking map. So far, the only method I found that retains the same rendering is exporting a pdf with output as image. This flattens the pdf though and I still need the ability to access layers in either AI or Adobe Acrobat. I've also tried generalizing the polygons but exported maps still display the polygons differently. Any suggestions?

‎11-10-2020

Note this is a know bug - from ESRI customer care - Please know that the issue you encounter is a known bug. I have attached this case to the bug and the details are as follows: Bug number: BUG-000133900 Synopsis: The Field Map missing from Table to Table in ModelBuilder. You should be able to check on the status of the bug in the My Esri page: My Esri > My Organization > Support > Search for the BUG-#BUG-000133900. Unfortunately, we do not have a workaround for the bug at this moment and the bug will be fixed in our upcoming releases (version 2.7). Until a new release is announced, I would suggest a downgrade to ArcGIS Pro 2.5 to restore the field mapping functionality. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 2.6.2 has partial functionality, fields can be removed from output but source mapping is still not functional until after the element has been run once. This was used for the below work around. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ In this particular case I was able to work around the issue with the following process, though it is awkward. On a separate machine with a version of ArcPro that allowed the field map to appear we brought in a subset of the data that the server model was to process so that the field map could be set. That model was saved to a toolbox. Toolbox was copied to the server using 2.6.0 Model was opened and the actual data source connected to the model and the output location was shared The field map settings have persisted If you happen to find this I hope it is helpful.

‎11-09-2020

Table to Table tool in Modebuilder Missing the Field Map functionality ArcPro 2.6.0. Below is an example on the left is the dialog box from a copy and paste of the process out of another model, on the right is the dialog from the tool being brought into the model fresh. the old version does not appear to see the new source, the new version sees nothing! Bringing the tool from other models is not a good practice as a way to get the tool to work. Please let me know what has changed, unfortunately a much larger long term model is running in another instance so a Hail Mary update of ArcPro is not possible.

‎02-24-2020

Today I finally became frustrated enough to suggest a UX change. Change the Delete Field tool UX to a list of fields with check boxes (yup like ArcMap) I just timed myself in setting up the tool to delete a number of fields from an intersect analysis result. Arc Map 19 seconds from clicking the tool to complete task. ArcPro 2 min 1 second for the same task. Arc Pro also took a lot of additional concentration because a number of the fields had similar names and none of them were "human readable" (Thanks TIGER!) The UX design has a human operator over head of 637% on this one task! Add to it the need to refocus concentration of the larger analysis for which this is a small part and the overhead becomes much larger. Please help me work, don't give me things that take me off track. Above is a comparison of the UX and the amount of time it took me to navigate the UX to complete the exact same task on the exact same data. A list of check boxes is incredibly more efficient than a series of drop downs. Delete Multiple Fields in a Table - ArcGIS Pro frustration‌ Still a problem after 3 years.

‎04-23-2019

Update, I received this automatic e-mail on this issue today. >> The status of Esri BUG-000120027 - In ArcGIS Pro 2.3, the incorrect sum of values in the attribute table field is returned for data from a raster dataset. - that you have been associated with has been changed to Implemented. Public Explanation: Case Number: 02263160 Version Fixed: 2.4 If you would like to view additional information about this bug, please login to My Esri https://my.esri.com/#/support/bugs and enter BUG-000120027 in Quick Search. <<

‎02-12-2019

Thanks for the reminder Dan this was taken up as a bug today #BUG-000120027

‎02-06-2019

Below is a screen shot of exactly the same raster in ArcPro(left), the table records pasted from ArcPro to Excel (center) and ArcMap 10.5.1 (right). In all 3 I have chosen the [Count] field and have summed the values. Arc Pro returns 715,855,472,492,250 cells. Excel sums the same values from the same records (copied and pasted from Pro to Excel) at 142,628,556. ArcMap 10.5.1 also returns 142,628,556 from exactly the same data set that ArcPro is displaying. The values ArcPro is showing in the table are not the values being summed by the chart tool. I have exited the project multiple times and have rebuilt the raster attribute table, restarted the computer and any thing else I can think of to clear any ArcPro application cache. But the result is the same. And note all 3 pieces of software are looking at the SAME table records. But even the Histogram looks different. This is a data set that I clipped from another larger raster data set in ArcPro. So the most logical explanation is that ArcPro is not referencing the actual attribute table it is displaying for the sum of the values but a cache of the original raster's attribute table(?) Though summing that original raster attribute table's count field gives a completely different answer as well. This is a very basic operation how can it be off by a factor of 5 million? arcpro‌ unintended behavior in arcpro 2.2 arcpro compared to arcmap‌ ArcProLossOfTrust This is in ArcPro 2.2.4 I am unable to update and test the newer version until our IT Admin returns.

‎10-10-2017

Hello Carmel, Yes and no. It is a simplified illustration of a map that only shows the outlines of the watersheds and State of California. It does not include a basemap or any other spatial data. I have used an iframe in the past, and will consider using one again to incorporate and ArcGIS Online web map as you have suggested. Thank you, SNC

‎10-05-2017

To be more specific, when I insert the html code for the image map into the section of the ArcGIS Open Data site editor, it’s not recognizing my coordinates, which are used to identify the clickable areas. It recognizes the image as a whole, but it loses the functionality of a clickable image map. However, when I test the code online through a code tester it works just fine.

‎10-05-2017

Hello, Does the Open Data platform support svg shapes? If so, what is the best way to incorporate them? If svgs are not supported, can you include html image maps? I am trying to create/include an image of watersheds in the Sierra Nevada that each have there own hyperlink. Thank you, SNC

‎10-04-2017

Klara, Thank you very much for your timely and detailed response. Your expertise and help is greatly appreciated. The image below illustrates what the photo citation looks like after implementing one of your suggestions. Specifically, I add the citation using a text box underneath the title of the site. Is there any way to get the text box to move further to the left, or is its default location the farthest it can go? Thank you!

‎10-03-2017

Hello, What is the best way to credit a photo on your open data website? I would like to provide the credit in a row containing the image. Thank you, SNC

‎08-07-2017

Thank you, Klara!

‎07-19-2017

How do I change the color of a button? Here is an example of a few colored buttons that I would like to mimic: Here is also an example of what I have done and the code I have used: If anyone knows the code I should be using to change the color of the buttons, please let me know! Thank you.

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Latest Contributions by AlixBakke_SNC

Re: Pro - display only certain classes

Adobe Illustrator rendering polygons differently than ArcGIS Pro

Re: Table to Table Missing Field Map Functionality

Table to Table Missing Field Map Functionality

Change Pro Delete Field Tool UX

Re: ArcPro is returning the incorrect sum of values in a attribute table field

Re: ArcPro is returning the incorrect sum of values in a attribute table field

ArcPro is returning the incorrect sum of values in a attribute table field

Re: SVGs and HTML Image Maps?

Re: SVGs and HTML Image Maps?

SVGs and HTML Image Maps?

Re: Ways to Provide Photo Credit

Ways to Provide Photo Credit

Re: How to Change the Color of a Button

How to Change the Color of a Button

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