you need to use this code within ArcMap and the field calculator. Add your feature class in the table of content, right click on it to open the table, right click on the name of the field and …

I need to extract data from a shapefile using ArcGIS for Desktop 10.2. The data needed is all the vertices (x,y coordinates in geographic WGS 1984) that construct the polygon below. I need to …

I've got about a dozen polygons in a feature class loaded in ArcMap 10, all in geographic WGS 1984. How do I easily obtain the coordinates associated with each vertex of each polygon in …

0 C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.2\ArcMap\Templates this worked for me too -- used Jyler's suggestion: opened mxd map, arranged it -- attribute table was barely …

2 When I attempt to add a shapefile from a folder to my ArcMap document I receive this message. Why am I unable to add this shapefile?

After merging a set of shapefiles I've ended up with polygons that have vertices and lines within them. Is there a simple tool to remove these vertices and clean the polygon in ArcMap 10.2? I …

1.In ArcMap, click the Layer drop-down arrow on the 3D Analyst toolbar and click the surface that you want to profile. 2.Click the Interpolate Line button Interpolate Line button. 3.Click the …

There is no way to directly import them. At best you can turn them into images, georeference them, and either digitize them and/or recreate them with data from another source. The …

Wildcards in general are supported by ArcMap. Here is an extract from the help you get while you do a 'Select by Attributes': Use the LIKE operator (instead of the = operator) to build a partial …

This seems like it should be a 2-3 click solution, but working with Arcmap I should always know better. One would think ESRI could simply make a right-click/hide point (polygon, or line), then …