Using Arcmap 10.2.2, Con tool and Reclassify not working correctly

Where is reclassify in ArcMap?

Reclassification is the process of reassigning one or more values in a raster dataset to new output values. The Reclassify tool is available in the Spatial Analyst extension in both ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro.
 

How does reclassify work?

A reclassification occurs when job duties, responsibilities, and required qualifications of a position are re- evaluated and the position is assigned a new higher-level title that may also warrant a higher rate of pay.

When can you use the reclassify transaction tool?

You can use the reclassify tool for most transactions. However, there are a few you can’t since they’re tied to specific accounts and features: You can’t change the payment account (bank or credit card) for expenses.

Can you still Reclass?

VISAA Rules Prohibit Reclassification of Students who Have Started Their Senior Year. Although, a student athlete may choose to reclassify (repeat a grade level) and not lose a year of eligibility, provided they are full qualifiers after the first 8 semesters of High School.
 

How do you reclassify data?

Reclassification of categorical data involves replacing individual values with new values. For example, land use values can be reclassified into preference values of low (1), medium (2), and high (3). Land use values not desired in the analysis are given values of NoData.

How do I reclassify a document?

Reclassify allows a user to change Type, Subtype and Classification of the document.

1. Select the document’s Information icon and click on the blue Reclassify link:
2. Choose a new Document Type.
3. Click the Advanced link.
4. All three settings can be changed.
5. Confirm the changes by clicking OK.

How do I reclassify a document?

Reclassify allows a user to change Type, Subtype and Classification of the document.

1. Select the document’s Information icon and click on the blue Reclassify link:
2. Choose a new Document Type.
3. Click the Advanced link.
4. All three settings can be changed.
5. Confirm the changes by clicking OK.

How do you reclassify data?

Reclassification of categorical data involves replacing individual values with new values. For example, land use values can be reclassified into preference values of low (1), medium (2), and high (3). Land use values not desired in the analysis are given values of NoData.

How do I change classes in Arcgis?

Click the Classify button. Click the Method arrow and click Manual. Click the up/down arrow of the Classes input box until the desired number of classes is reached. Click and drag the class breaks to the desired position.