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Using If/Then Statement in ArcGIS Field Calculator?



The Next CEO of Stack OverflowIf/then Field CalculatorMethod of inputing time series data in ArcGISVBScript - If/Then Statement - Field CalculatorUsing .len() in IF THEN statement in ArcMap field calculatorFind minimum in a column of attribute table using python on Field CalculatorMultiple Line in single stacked text box using ArcGIS Desktop?Creating If Then statement in Field Calculator between 2 values?Hiding and re-arranging attribute table columns in QGIS?If/Then Statement with LIKE using the Field CalculatorLabel expression that parses a multi-sentence label so that every 5 words show up on a new line










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I am trying to add a column that shows vegetation production (numeric) in relation to soil series. I have each soil series already in the attribute table however I am having a hard time writing the if/then statement to say something along the lines of "If soil series is "vc" Then production should be 2500". Can someone help me?



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  • If [SoilSeries] =Ga Then [UF_Prod]="2055"

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  • The first related question shows the proper implementation of if/then in the field calculator for both VBscript and Python

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I am trying to add a column that shows vegetation production (numeric) in relation to soil series. I have each soil series already in the attribute table however I am having a hard time writing the if/then statement to say something along the lines of "If soil series is "vc" Then production should be 2500". Can someone help me?



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  • I tried that and didn't help. Not sure how to add another photo to these comment box

    – tori77904
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  • If [SoilSeries] =Ga Then [UF_Prod]="2055"

    – tori77904
    Mar 25 at 16:25











  • The first related question shows the proper implementation of if/then in the field calculator for both VBscript and Python

    – Bjorn
    Mar 25 at 16:39












  • Please always provide code as formatted text rather than pictures.

    – PolyGeo
    Mar 25 at 22:06











  • @BERA you're responses are unwelcoming and harsh. VB Script, although perhaps not the default, is perfectly acceptable; in fact, your "help section" link takes the reader to VB Script help! Ironic, eh?

    – Stu Smith
    Mar 26 at 1:37













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I am trying to add a column that shows vegetation production (numeric) in relation to soil series. I have each soil series already in the attribute table however I am having a hard time writing the if/then statement to say something along the lines of "If soil series is "vc" Then production should be 2500". Can someone help me?



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I am trying to add a column that shows vegetation production (numeric) in relation to soil series. I have each soil series already in the attribute table however I am having a hard time writing the if/then statement to say something along the lines of "If soil series is "vc" Then production should be 2500". Can someone help me?



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  • I tried that and didn't help. Not sure how to add another photo to these comment box

    – tori77904
    Mar 25 at 16:24












  • If [SoilSeries] =Ga Then [UF_Prod]="2055"

    – tori77904
    Mar 25 at 16:25











  • The first related question shows the proper implementation of if/then in the field calculator for both VBscript and Python

    – Bjorn
    Mar 25 at 16:39












  • Please always provide code as formatted text rather than pictures.

    – PolyGeo
    Mar 25 at 22:06











  • @BERA you're responses are unwelcoming and harsh. VB Script, although perhaps not the default, is perfectly acceptable; in fact, your "help section" link takes the reader to VB Script help! Ironic, eh?

    – Stu Smith
    Mar 26 at 1:37

















  • I tried that and didn't help. Not sure how to add another photo to these comment box

    – tori77904
    Mar 25 at 16:24












  • If [SoilSeries] =Ga Then [UF_Prod]="2055"

    – tori77904
    Mar 25 at 16:25











  • The first related question shows the proper implementation of if/then in the field calculator for both VBscript and Python

    – Bjorn
    Mar 25 at 16:39












  • Please always provide code as formatted text rather than pictures.

    – PolyGeo
    Mar 25 at 22:06











  • @BERA you're responses are unwelcoming and harsh. VB Script, although perhaps not the default, is perfectly acceptable; in fact, your "help section" link takes the reader to VB Script help! Ironic, eh?

    – Stu Smith
    Mar 26 at 1:37
















I tried that and didn't help. Not sure how to add another photo to these comment box

– tori77904
Mar 25 at 16:24






I tried that and didn't help. Not sure how to add another photo to these comment box

– tori77904
Mar 25 at 16:24














If [SoilSeries] =Ga Then [UF_Prod]="2055"

– tori77904
Mar 25 at 16:25





If [SoilSeries] =Ga Then [UF_Prod]="2055"

– tori77904
Mar 25 at 16:25













The first related question shows the proper implementation of if/then in the field calculator for both VBscript and Python

– Bjorn
Mar 25 at 16:39






The first related question shows the proper implementation of if/then in the field calculator for both VBscript and Python

– Bjorn
Mar 25 at 16:39














Please always provide code as formatted text rather than pictures.

– PolyGeo
Mar 25 at 22:06





Please always provide code as formatted text rather than pictures.

– PolyGeo
Mar 25 at 22:06













@BERA you're responses are unwelcoming and harsh. VB Script, although perhaps not the default, is perfectly acceptable; in fact, your "help section" link takes the reader to VB Script help! Ironic, eh?

– Stu Smith
Mar 26 at 1:37





@BERA you're responses are unwelcoming and harsh. VB Script, although perhaps not the default, is perfectly acceptable; in fact, your "help section" link takes the reader to VB Script help! Ironic, eh?

– Stu Smith
Mar 26 at 1:37










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Under the UF_Prod field, go to Field calculator, select Parser: Python, check Show Codeblock, and write the following python code:



def prod(s,p):
if s == 'Ga':
return 2100 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Gc':
return 2200 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Ha':
return 2300 # change this value as required
elif s == 'vc':
return 2500 # change this value as required
else:
return 0 # change this value as required


UF_Prod:



prod( !SoilSeries! , !UF_Prod! )


Change the soil names and the production values as you like, the above code is just a sample. You need to modify it based on what soil names you have in the attribute table and based on the production value the you want for each soil name.






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Under the UF_Prod field, go to Field calculator, select Parser: Python, check Show Codeblock, and write the following python code:



def prod(s,p):
if s == 'Ga':
return 2100 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Gc':
return 2200 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Ha':
return 2300 # change this value as required
elif s == 'vc':
return 2500 # change this value as required
else:
return 0 # change this value as required


UF_Prod:



prod( !SoilSeries! , !UF_Prod! )


Change the soil names and the production values as you like, the above code is just a sample. You need to modify it based on what soil names you have in the attribute table and based on the production value the you want for each soil name.






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Under the UF_Prod field, go to Field calculator, select Parser: Python, check Show Codeblock, and write the following python code:



def prod(s,p):
if s == 'Ga':
return 2100 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Gc':
return 2200 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Ha':
return 2300 # change this value as required
elif s == 'vc':
return 2500 # change this value as required
else:
return 0 # change this value as required


UF_Prod:



prod( !SoilSeries! , !UF_Prod! )


Change the soil names and the production values as you like, the above code is just a sample. You need to modify it based on what soil names you have in the attribute table and based on the production value the you want for each soil name.






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Under the UF_Prod field, go to Field calculator, select Parser: Python, check Show Codeblock, and write the following python code:



def prod(s,p):
if s == 'Ga':
return 2100 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Gc':
return 2200 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Ha':
return 2300 # change this value as required
elif s == 'vc':
return 2500 # change this value as required
else:
return 0 # change this value as required


UF_Prod:



prod( !SoilSeries! , !UF_Prod! )


Change the soil names and the production values as you like, the above code is just a sample. You need to modify it based on what soil names you have in the attribute table and based on the production value the you want for each soil name.






share|improve this answer















Under the UF_Prod field, go to Field calculator, select Parser: Python, check Show Codeblock, and write the following python code:



def prod(s,p):
if s == 'Ga':
return 2100 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Gc':
return 2200 # change this value as required
elif s == 'Ha':
return 2300 # change this value as required
elif s == 'vc':
return 2500 # change this value as required
else:
return 0 # change this value as required


UF_Prod:



prod( !SoilSeries! , !UF_Prod! )


Change the soil names and the production values as you like, the above code is just a sample. You need to modify it based on what soil names you have in the attribute table and based on the production value the you want for each soil name.







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