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I recognize similar questions have been asked but I have yet to see what my code is lacking in any of their answers.
I am trying to use the code below to periodically update attributes in a Feature Class that is often added to during our survey. The goal is every time the 'SBP Anomaly' or 'BS Anomaly' is present in the 'Target_Typ' column a sequential integer will be marked in the 'SBP_Num' and 'BCKSCTR_Nu'(Better name forthcoming) columns respectively.
The first two 'for loops' under my Update Cursor are operating correctly, however, the third doesn't update/populate its target fields when the conditions are met.
import arcpy
fc = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
fields = ['Target_num','Target_Typ','WCA_Label', 'BCKSCTR_Nu', 'SBP_Num' ]
i = 1
x = 1
s = 1
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc,fields) as rows:
for y in rows:
y[0] = x
x+=1
rows.updateRow(y)
for row in rows:
if row[2] != None and row[1] != 'SBP Anomaly':
row[1] = "WC Anomaly"
else:
row[1] = "BS Anomaly"
rows.updateRow(row)
for TypeCount in rows:
if row[1] == 'SBP Anomaly':
row[4] = int(s)
s += 1
elif row[1] == 'BS Anomaly':
row[3] = int(i)
i += 1
else:
pass
rows.updateRow(TypeCount)
del rows
An image of the attribute table I am trying to manipulate is included also for reference.
I have made sure the Target fields for third 'for loop' are set up as the correct object type: short integers (at least I think that's appropriate
) and not strings so they should take the integers i/s. I have tried them as strings and Long integers, and even float one time.
arcpy arcgis-10.6
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I recognize similar questions have been asked but I have yet to see what my code is lacking in any of their answers.
I am trying to use the code below to periodically update attributes in a Feature Class that is often added to during our survey. The goal is every time the 'SBP Anomaly' or 'BS Anomaly' is present in the 'Target_Typ' column a sequential integer will be marked in the 'SBP_Num' and 'BCKSCTR_Nu'(Better name forthcoming) columns respectively.
The first two 'for loops' under my Update Cursor are operating correctly, however, the third doesn't update/populate its target fields when the conditions are met.
import arcpy
fc = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
fields = ['Target_num','Target_Typ','WCA_Label', 'BCKSCTR_Nu', 'SBP_Num' ]
i = 1
x = 1
s = 1
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc,fields) as rows:
for y in rows:
y[0] = x
x+=1
rows.updateRow(y)
for row in rows:
if row[2] != None and row[1] != 'SBP Anomaly':
row[1] = "WC Anomaly"
else:
row[1] = "BS Anomaly"
rows.updateRow(row)
for TypeCount in rows:
if row[1] == 'SBP Anomaly':
row[4] = int(s)
s += 1
elif row[1] == 'BS Anomaly':
row[3] = int(i)
i += 1
else:
pass
rows.updateRow(TypeCount)
del rows
An image of the attribute table I am trying to manipulate is included also for reference.
I have made sure the Target fields for third 'for loop' are set up as the correct object type: short integers (at least I think that's appropriate
) and not strings so they should take the integers i/s. I have tried them as strings and Long integers, and even float one time.
arcpy arcgis-10.6
asked 5 mins ago
ckhartma621ckhartma621
12
add a comment |
I recognize similar questions have been asked but I have yet to see what my code is lacking in any of their answers.
I am trying to use the code below to periodically update attributes in a Feature Class that is often added to during our survey. The goal is every time the 'SBP Anomaly' or 'BS Anomaly' is present in the 'Target_Typ' column a sequential integer will be marked in the 'SBP_Num' and 'BCKSCTR_Nu'(Better name forthcoming) columns respectively.
The first two 'for loops' under my Update Cursor are operating correctly, however, the third doesn't update/populate its target fields when the conditions are met.
import arcpy
fc = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
fields = ['Target_num','Target_Typ','WCA_Label', 'BCKSCTR_Nu', 'SBP_Num' ]
i = 1
x = 1
s = 1
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc,fields) as rows:
for y in rows:
y[0] = x
x+=1
rows.updateRow(y)
for row in rows:
if row[2] != None and row[1] != 'SBP Anomaly':
row[1] = "WC Anomaly"
else:
row[1] = "BS Anomaly"
rows.updateRow(row)
for TypeCount in rows:
if row[1] == 'SBP Anomaly':
row[4] = int(s)
s += 1
elif row[1] == 'BS Anomaly':
row[3] = int(i)
i += 1
else:
pass
rows.updateRow(TypeCount)
del rows
An image of the attribute table I am trying to manipulate is included also for reference.
I have made sure the Target fields for third 'for loop' are set up as the correct object type: short integers (at least I think that's appropriate
) and not strings so they should take the integers i/s. I have tried them as strings and Long integers, and even float one time.
arcpy arcgis-10.6
asked 5 mins ago
ckhartma621ckhartma621
12
I recognize similar questions have been asked but I have yet to see what my code is lacking in any of their answers.
I am trying to use the code below to periodically update attributes in a Feature Class that is often added to during our survey. The goal is every time the 'SBP Anomaly' or 'BS Anomaly' is present in the 'Target_Typ' column a sequential integer will be marked in the 'SBP_Num' and 'BCKSCTR_Nu'(Better name forthcoming) columns respectively.
The first two 'for loops' under my Update Cursor are operating correctly, however, the third doesn't update/populate its target fields when the conditions are met.
import arcpy
fc = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
fields = ['Target_num','Target_Typ','WCA_Label', 'BCKSCTR_Nu', 'SBP_Num' ]
i = 1
x = 1
s = 1
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc,fields) as rows:
for y in rows:
y[0] = x
x+=1
rows.updateRow(y)
for row in rows:
if row[2] != None and row[1] != 'SBP Anomaly':
row[1] = "WC Anomaly"
else:
row[1] = "BS Anomaly"
rows.updateRow(row)
for TypeCount in rows:
if row[1] == 'SBP Anomaly':
row[4] = int(s)
s += 1
elif row[1] == 'BS Anomaly':
row[3] = int(i)
i += 1
else:
pass
rows.updateRow(TypeCount)
del rows
An image of the attribute table I am trying to manipulate is included also for reference.
I have made sure the Target fields for third 'for loop' are set up as the correct object type: short integers (at least I think that's appropriate
) and not strings so they should take the integers i/s. I have tried them as strings and Long integers, and even float one time.
arcpy arcgis-10.6
arcpy arcgis-10.6
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