Alex alexfriant

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alexfriant / set_global_layer_transparency.py

Created January 6, 2016 20:46

Change the transparency levels on all layers inside of your current ArcMap MXD document in one fell swoop!

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	# Requirements: You'll need ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 or higher with Python 2.7+
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	# If you want to change Transparency for all the layers in your ArcMap MXD quickly, this will do the trick.
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	# 1. Copy / Paste the initial commands and function definitions below into an MXD's Python command shell, one-by-one
	# 2. Use the command "setLayerTransparenciesTo(75)" to change every transparency to 75, or whatever you want
	# (As a side note, notice that the Group Layers are set to 0 transparency. Play with this if you want!)
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alexfriant / attribute_field_data_report.py

Last active September 24, 2019 16:54

Gives you a data report for the contents of an attribute table in arcgis shapefiles or geodatabase feature classes

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	# Requirements: You'll need ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 or higher with Python 2.7+
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	# Give this script a shapefile or a feature class and it will give you a summary
	# report for each field (column) in the attribute table. It helps you get a feel
	# for how "complete" the attributes are populated during data assessment. It's
	# useful if you need to compare two similar data sources too if you fiddle with
	# the results in a spreadsheet program.
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