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Can you run an attribute query on a MapServer/REST Server layer? For example, I am trying to figure out the data within a specific polygon but am only seeing results for data that was added from my computer. The data from layers I've linked to via a MapServer url do not seem to appear
Wow Thanks! I'm about to summarize all wells in each county and congressional district for the state of CA. I knew there was a way to automate it beyond manually selecting by each polygon. This will save me and my client may hours! Thanks again.
I’m adding field and acres and it rounds it up to while numbers… how can I get it to give me unrounded in tenths of an acre? I seen where I add decimal places but it doesn’t change the numbers and I’m doing something wrong I guess. Thanks
I didn't see the details option for my custom projection and was looking for how to find this, so even though this wasn't the purpose of your video thank you!
Hi, is there a script to get basic information such as line length and start and end coordinates of a line segment by simply double clicking on the line?
Great Tutorial, Thank you! However, it would have been more thorough if you explained the difference between IDW and Spline interpolation methods and when to use each one.
