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Clipping shapefiles using point grid references
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I imagine this is a simple answer but I'm struggling to find information on clipping a shapefile using grid references.
I'm using ArcMap 10.3.1. My shapefile is a line feature of mean low water and I'm looking to clip from one point to another to produce a separate shapefile for use elsewhere.
The img shows the coast shp file displayed.
arcmap clip
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
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I imagine this is a simple answer but I'm struggling to find information on clipping a shapefile using grid references.
I'm using ArcMap 10.3.1. My shapefile is a line feature of mean low water and I'm looking to clip from one point to another to produce a separate shapefile for use elsewhere.
The img shows the coast shp file displayed.
arcmap clip
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
1
A screenshot would help. You could edit and split the line manually by snapping to your points. Then select the split line and export as new shapefile.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 9:18
This would work perfectly. I get error "Split point results in zero length polyline"
– SPG
Apr 12 at 10:29
1
I dont know why you get that error. I suspect your polyline is not a single line. If so you would probably need to dissolve it then manual split. A better way would probably be to create a polygon feature class (or shapefile), digitize a polygon over the part of the river you want to export and then use Clip to extract the polyline.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 10:32
add a comment |
I imagine this is a simple answer but I'm struggling to find information on clipping a shapefile using grid references.
I'm using ArcMap 10.3.1. My shapefile is a line feature of mean low water and I'm looking to clip from one point to another to produce a separate shapefile for use elsewhere.
The img shows the coast shp file displayed.
arcmap clip
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
I imagine this is a simple answer but I'm struggling to find information on clipping a shapefile using grid references.
I'm using ArcMap 10.3.1. My shapefile is a line feature of mean low water and I'm looking to clip from one point to another to produce a separate shapefile for use elsewhere.
The img shows the coast shp file displayed.
arcmap clip
arcmap clip
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
edited Apr 12 at 10:26
SPG
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
asked Apr 12 at 9:15
SPGSPG
9610
9610
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A screenshot would help. You could edit and split the line manually by snapping to your points. Then select the split line and export as new shapefile.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 9:18
This would work perfectly. I get error "Split point results in zero length polyline"
– SPG
Apr 12 at 10:29
1
I dont know why you get that error. I suspect your polyline is not a single line. If so you would probably need to dissolve it then manual split. A better way would probably be to create a polygon feature class (or shapefile), digitize a polygon over the part of the river you want to export and then use Clip to extract the polyline.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 10:32
add a comment |
1
A screenshot would help. You could edit and split the line manually by snapping to your points. Then select the split line and export as new shapefile.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 9:18
This would work perfectly. I get error "Split point results in zero length polyline"
– SPG
Apr 12 at 10:29
1
I dont know why you get that error. I suspect your polyline is not a single line. If so you would probably need to dissolve it then manual split. A better way would probably be to create a polygon feature class (or shapefile), digitize a polygon over the part of the river you want to export and then use Clip to extract the polyline.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 10:32
1
1
A screenshot would help. You could edit and split the line manually by snapping to your points. Then select the split line and export as new shapefile.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 9:18
A screenshot would help. You could edit and split the line manually by snapping to your points. Then select the split line and export as new shapefile.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 9:18
This would work perfectly. I get error "Split point results in zero length polyline"
– SPG
Apr 12 at 10:29
This would work perfectly. I get error "Split point results in zero length polyline"
– SPG
Apr 12 at 10:29
1
1
I dont know why you get that error. I suspect your polyline is not a single line. If so you would probably need to dissolve it then manual split. A better way would probably be to create a polygon feature class (or shapefile), digitize a polygon over the part of the river you want to export and then use Clip to extract the polyline.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 10:32
I dont know why you get that error. I suspect your polyline is not a single line. If so you would probably need to dissolve it then manual split. A better way would probably be to create a polygon feature class (or shapefile), digitize a polygon over the part of the river you want to export and then use Clip to extract the polyline.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 10:32
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A screenshot would help. You could edit and split the line manually by snapping to your points. Then select the split line and export as new shapefile.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 9:18
This would work perfectly. I get error "Split point results in zero length polyline"
– SPG
Apr 12 at 10:29
1
I dont know why you get that error. I suspect your polyline is not a single line. If so you would probably need to dissolve it then manual split. A better way would probably be to create a polygon feature class (or shapefile), digitize a polygon over the part of the river you want to export and then use Clip to extract the polyline.
– BERA
Apr 12 at 10:32