Joining tables in ArcGIS Pro

[@mohammedalkahlout3240]

It took me a minute to understand that "Vadimlen" was Verden Land.

[@EvanEMaguire]

Thank you so much! I learn more from you than my teacher

[@sierragenessee]

I am joining data into a live hosted feature layer from a stand alone table. How would you recommend making the join permanent with a live hosted feature layer that cannot be exported and republished each time we join new data? This is for ESRIs Lead Service Line solution which deploys with a series of maps and apps that use the same layer. It would be difficult to readd the layer each time and it might compromise their preset system. Any ideas? I will likely have to add data to the same live layer from a spreadsheet each time I receive it from the water utility provider.

[@philrandall8745]

I am following the join steps but my values from the table read as null on the new attribute table once joined. What am I doing wrong?

[@Gianni.achillea]

you have to be sure both attributes you want to join are the same type like integer, double, string etc.

[@stefansibinovic7376]

hello, i have a shape file with roads and the table contains 300 sections, i also have an excel table with 100000 rows containing data on these 300 sections, how to merge these two to show me 300 sections of roads al to contain 100000 table data?

[@gis-toolstounderstandthewo7600]

Perhaps you may need to aggregate the 100000 rows table to a 300 rows table (e.g. using Summary Statistics) using a common section ID as Case Field. Depending on your aim, one or more of the variables (attributes) would need to be summed / averaged / ... which you also set up in the Summary Statistics dialog.

[@stefansibinovic7376]

@@gis-toolstounderstandthewo7600 I found our solution with help Linear Referencing thanks for your reply

[@tyforce1161]

Thank You so much. Very Helpful

[@jonathanhill6928]

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[@nofloodfloridaofficial1725]

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[@michealscott130]

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