Anyone here know Python Script

[bigdaddy590]

??? Need some help writing a code.

[gumbl3]

I had a code class a decade that had python ago but I don't remember a bit of it.. sorry

[bigdaddy590]

I had a code class a decade that had python ago but I don't remember a bit of it.. sorry

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[bigdaddy590]

Just in case anyone does and looks at at this, I have two fields PNTID and PointID here is an example of what I have.

PNTID
1
2
3
4

I need to make PointID = GE_Grass_(PNTID)

So I have

PNTID
1
2
3
4

and I need

PNTID PointID
1 GE_Grass_1
2 GE_Grass_2
3 GE_Grass_3
4 GE_Grass_4

[Loneaggie]

Anyone here know Python Script

Easy enough. When I get back to my desk I can give you what you're looking for. Are the PNTIDs in an array or db collection or what?

[bigdaddy590]

Easy enough. When I get back to my desk I can give you what you're looking for. Are the PNTIDs in an array or db collection or what?

Theyre in a table which is in ARCMAP10.1 which is a GIS program.

[Smokeater]

Whut?

Lol...I envy you smart types! Keep Calm and Code On!

[Rack Ranch]

I feel really stupid now!!

[AddisonOil]

Y'all are making my head hurt...

[JCG]

Theyre in a table which is in ARCMAP10.1 which is a GIS program.

Yep, cleared that right up lol

[bigdaddy590]

Yep, cleared that right up lol

I despise learning this program. I have had to teach myself the program since I got into grad school.

[Hamshire]

I use arcmap 10.1 but I purposely avoid python. Bump for ya.

[curtintex]

I use a computer. It is black. Hope that helps.

[Conway]

No problem if I am understanding what you need.

You dont need to know python to do that. Open your feature class to editing, go to the table. Right click on the field name and select "Field Calculator"

PM me if that does not make any sense.

[Falling]

pntidList = ["1","2","3","4"]
constantString = "GE_Grass_"
mergedList =  [  constantString + x for x in pntidList]

example

press the > (play button) in the middle, then type mergedList in the right hand side.

Not an expert at Python though. Note that the pntidList has to be string if it is integers you will need to do some kind of conversion int->string, since in Python you cannot (as far as I know) concatenate int to string values.