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How can I write (smart) XYZ from table with multiple Z fields


cyrusa
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Hi all,

I have a table with (XYZ) coordinates measured in time. Each time the Z-value (field J and further) of the specific point changes. The XY-coordinates (field E and F) stay the same. Sometimes the Z-value is missing.

How can I project all of these point without manual adjustments to the table? So for the second row we have:

  • 1st measurement: X=94439,5, Y=435795,0 and Z=-0,80370
  • 2th measurement: X=94439,5, Y=435795,0 and Z=-0,80500
  • 3th measurement: X=94439,5, Y=435795,0 and Z=-0,80600
  • 4th measurement: X=94439,5, Y=435795,0 and Z= missing here so no projection
  • and so further on

In the end I want to have a geodatabase.

Many thanks for you reply!

Alan

Best answer by virtualcitymatt

Hi @cyrusa,

 

 

This is where lists can be of use. You can use the following as a guide to create x,y,z points where z values are present.

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virtualcitymatt
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Hi @cyrusa,

 

 

This is where lists can be of use. You can use the following as a guide to create x,y,z points where z values are present.


cyrusa
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  • August 5, 2019

Hi @virtualcitymatt,

Thanks a lot for your quick reply and guide to the solution. I tried and it worked for me! Thanks.

I will try to get the field names also as an attribute to the table.

Cheers!


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