Publishing a street index page for data a driven map book

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12-26-2014 07:47 AM
LanceJones
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I have been working in 10.1 and am at the point of publishing our county road map book. I need to add an index page for the various streets, buildings etc. contained in the map book. So far, I have used the Report Writer wizard to develop a basic index which contains the street name and the pages on which it appears.

My hurdle is that I can't figure out how to get a more specific index that will contain the Street Name, Page and most importantly, the grid location (i.e. A6, E3 etc.) for that street or building. Is there a way to get that specific other than visually locating the target and adding it in the page later?

Thank you in advance

Lance Jones

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BondHarper
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Will it work to run the Spatial Join tool on your streets data with your data driven index feature class (using "one to many" option)? The output layer should include a table with all the properties of your data driven pages and your road names. Roads will appear multiple times if they intersect more than one grid. You'd have to re-run for all your features.

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BondHarper
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Will it work to run the Spatial Join tool on your streets data with your data driven index feature class (using "one to many" option)? The output layer should include a table with all the properties of your data driven pages and your road names. Roads will appear multiple times if they intersect more than one grid. You'd have to re-run for all your features.

LanceJones
New Contributor II

Thank you! I haven't tried that yet. However, it sounds like a starting

point.

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Lance,

I have recently completed my County's update to our Official County Map.  We're not producing a map book but a more traditional large format map so with that being said, I didn't utilize data drive pages.

However, in my situation, I had converted the grid to a polygon, clipped street centerlines to municipalities and converted them to points, and then utilized a spatial join.  I was able to generate grid locations (A1-H12) for each muni.

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LuciHawkins
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This link has the ESRI information on how to complete the task.

39710 - Create a street index for use with Data Driven Pages.

Luci

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LanceJones
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Thanks so much all! Great ideas and insight

Lance Jones

GIS Analyst

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