Unique and Range value symbology in Arc Desktop 10.1

What are unique values in ArcGIS symbology? Unique values symbolize qualitative categories of values. Examples include habitat types, planning zones, voting preferences, and soil classifications. Unique value symbology can be based on one or more attribute fields in the dataset, or you can write an Arcade expression to generate values on which to symbolize. How

Convert all KMLs within a directory to SHP, zip by name, and move to another output folder?

How do I convert multiple KML files to shapefile? How To: Convert multiple KML layers to a shapefile In the Merge pane, under Parameters, select the shapefiles converted from the Batch Input KML File tool. Select the output location for Output Dataset. Click Run.   Can you convert a KML file to a shapefile? The

Why do I get unexpected coordinates after converting EPSG 102014 to EPSG 4326?

What coordinate system is EPSG 4326? WGS84 Coordinate Systems The WGS84 Coordinate Systems adds Greenwich as the starting point (prime meridian) for the longitude (0°) and sets the units in degrees (°). This coordinate system also has a unique reference code, the so-called EPSG code, which is 4326. What is the difference between WGS84 and

How can I select features by map clicks

How do you select a map feature? There are two main tools to use to select features interactively on the map: The Select Features tool. on the Tools toolbar. The Edit tool. Click the Current Task drop-down arrow and click Select Features Using an Area. Click the tool palette drop-down arrow and click the Sketch

Making Feature to Raster tool run faster?

How do I make ArcGIS run faster? Performance tips for geoprocessing services Use layers for project data. Use local data to ArcGIS Server. Write intermediate data to memory. Preprocess data used by your tasks. Add attribute indexes. Add spatial indexes. Use synchronous rather than asynchronous. Avoid unneeded coordinate transformations. When converting feature to raster what

Creating buffer of points with pre-defined area?

How do I buffer an area in Arcgis? Creating a buffer around a feature Click the Edit tool. on the Editor toolbar. Click the feature around which you want to create a buffer. Click the Editor menu and click Buffer. Type the distance in map units for the buffer area around the feature. Choose the

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