WebI used @AlexandreNeto's script and updated it for ArcGIS 10.x users. Mainly you now have to import "arcpy" instead of "arcgisscripting": # Script created to separate one shapefile in multiple ones by one specific # attribute # Example for a Inputfile called "my_shapefile" and a field called "my_attribute" import arcpy #Set Input Output variables inputFile = … WebParameters. The input features that will be exported to a new feature class. The output feature class containing the exported features. An SQL expression used to select a …

Save a selected row into a new shapefile with arcpy

WebMay 27, 2015 · Try.. ## This script will look for all the layers that have feature selected in them in the TOC and export them in seperated shapefile. ##output layer name will be the original name+ _selected e.g. luzon_loss_selected import arcpy arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT") df = … WebUsage. If the input is a layer with selected features, only those selected features will be written to the new output feature classes. The name of the output feature classes will be based on the name of the input feature class. For example, if the input is C:\base\streams.shp, the output feature class will be named streams. emma elizabeth scott

export - Exporting selected features using ArcPy?

WebFor practical purposes just say that the main file that I am pulling the data out of is called "Customers" and I would like to export the individual years into new shapefiles called … WebInteract with the attribute table. Selecting features on your map simultaneously selects corresponding rows in the table. To open the table to see only the selected features, select the layer in the Contents pane. On the Data tab, in the Table group, click Table From Selection . Use the Copy Selected Rows button on the attribute table toolbar ... WebOct 3, 2016 · 2. I am trying to loop through a list of features in a layer to: select a feature. select all features adjacent to that feature. export the selection as a new table, then convert it to an excel file. I have the code to do this for an individual selection: # Select a zip 3 zone arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management ("test", "NEW_SELECTION ... emma elizabeth shearer