Long integer or double data types do not persist between Excel and ArcGIS Pro when all values in the column are null.
上次发布: November 26, 2019ArcGIS Pro
漏洞 ID 编号
BUG-000126855
已提交
November 19, 2019
上次修改时间
June 5, 2024
适用范围
ArcGIS Pro
找到的版本
2.4.2
操作系统
N/A
操作系统版本
N/A
状态
Known Limit
经开发团队审核,已确定此问题与不受 Esri 控制的软件的已知限制有关。 问题的“其他信息”部分可能包含进一步说明。
附加信息
This is a known limitation. The drivers make assumptions about the CSV field data types based on the first row of data. A blank (or null) value is to be translated as text. Create and modify a schema.ini file to 'force' a data type for a field in a CSV file. Additional help documentation can be found here in the following link, https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/tables/add-an-ascii-or-text-file-table.htm.
解决办法
In Excel, add a single integer to the column that should be entirely null.
After the integer is added, change the data type to Numeric, and add the appropriate number of decimal places.
Save the table as a CSV, and add it to ArcGIS Pro.
The data type for the field is listed as 'Double' or 'Long', depending on the type of numeric data type selected in Excel.
Perform an operation such as 'Copy Rows', which creates a copy of the data that can be edited.
Remove the integer from the field in question.
Check the data type using 'Field View'. Note that the data type retains the proper numeric format, either 'Double' or 'Long', depending on which was chosen.