Hello all,
I am hoping someone who knows python can figure this out. I have a similar posting here http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/688...d-table-labels . There was an old arcscripts that worked at 9.3 here http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=12298
I have been able to create a new feature class from using the Make Query Table tool that has all of my related values for my points in one feature class. What I really need know is a way to create one balloon label for each point that is a staked label of all of the related table values. Can I do this with python code or a label expression somehow? In some cases I have 6 or more balloon labels for each of my points and they are overlapping and hard to read.
I am attaching a screen shot of my map book as it is labeled with the many labels for each point. Then I am showing the table that the labels are coming from - showing the many assemblies for each pole.
The last thing I will add is an idea of python labeling code. This python label expression doesn't work but I thought maybe someone out there who knew code better than me could get it to work.
I appreciate any help!
Thank you,
I am hoping someone who knows python can figure this out. I have a similar posting here http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/688...d-table-labels . There was an old arcscripts that worked at 9.3 here http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=12298
I have been able to create a new feature class from using the Make Query Table tool that has all of my related values for my points in one feature class. What I really need know is a way to create one balloon label for each point that is a staked label of all of the related table values. Can I do this with python code or a label expression somehow? In some cases I have 6 or more balloon labels for each of my points and they are overlapping and hard to read.
I am attaching a screen shot of my map book as it is labeled with the many labels for each point. Then I am showing the table that the labels are coming from - showing the many assemblies for each pole.
The last thing I will add is an idea of python labeling code. This python label expression doesn't work but I thought maybe someone out there who knew code better than me could get it to work.
Code:
def FindLabel ( [FIBER_ASSEMBLY_UNITS_ASSEMBLY_UNIT], [POLE_PRIKEY] ):
if long( [POLE_PRIKEY] ) = long( [POLE_PRIKEY] ):
return [FIBER_ASSEMBLY_UNITS_ASSEMBLY_UNIT] + '\n' + [FIBER_ASSEMBLY_UNITS_ASSEMBLY_UNIT] + '\n' + [FIBER_ASSEMBLY_UNITS_ASSEMBLY_UNIT]
else:
return [FIBER_ASSEMBLY_UNITS_ASSEMBLY_UNIT]Thank you,
