+10I have some polygons as streets (streetname) and many pipes which lay mostly inside the street polygons. Using the line on area overlayer I can get pipe attributes on the street polygons. But I would like to cut the polygons where one pipe ends and the next one starts.
Another approach would be to cut polygons where pipe attributes change...
is it possible?
@reservoirdog Now that you have the street names on your pipes - Buffer your pipes (Bufferer) and then, using the Street name as the group by, clip the street polygons (Clipper). If this doesn't work, perhaps attached a small example of your data and someone will try and find a solution/
+10Hey Mark, thx for your suggestion.
Actually I did it the other way around:
Buffering the pipes and doing a line on area overlay with the street axes.
That way I can join pipe attributes one after another onto the street(axes).
In the end I will buffer my streets back to polygons.
thx anyway
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