+5Hi guys,
just wondering when using AreaOnAreaOverlay on single input, can it add attribute to show which records's overlap which?
Currently i only get the overlap count option but ideally I'd like each record to be added as an attribute field and with a return value so i can see.
Thanks in advance 🙂
Best answer by nielsgerrits
You need to check "Generate List", add a List Name and select the attributes you want to add. Then you can use a ListExploder to create a feature for each list item.
Added sample workspace.
+54If you tick Generate List, you can then add attributes from the overlapping feature which will be stored as a list. Depending on the final outcome you are looking for, you then might need to do some list manipulation.
+67You need to check "Generate List", add a List Name and select the attributes you want to add. Then you can use a ListExploder to create a feature for each list item.
+67You need to check "Generate List", add a List Name and select the attributes you want to add. Then you can use a ListExploder to create a feature for each list item.
Added sample workspace.
+5You need to check "Generate List", add a List Name and select the attributes you want to add. Then you can use a ListExploder to create a feature for each list item.
Thank you. it still give me a feature for each iteam..
what i need is at the overlapped area to have one single feature but in attirbute it merged together and give me a return value at the feature it present there... does it make sense? more like the union tool in arcgis :)
+5Thank you. it still give me a feature for each iteam..
what i need is at the overlapped area to have one single feature but in attirbute it merged together and give me a return value at the feature it present there... does it make sense? more like the union tool in arcgis :)
say in the input dataset i have field called type: with value A,B,C.
i hope at the output it create field name as a,b,c then with a return value at the area the reader feature presence. say when A and B overlap, there should be a return value at field A and B.
hope this make sense...
