I am trying to find a way to summarize multiple feature classes at once, and I have been trying to do so by using Model Builder to create a model that uses the Summary Statistics tool three separate times (once for each table).
Table 1.) Line feature class
- This table works just fine. It's a simple count the total number of each line type and sum the length values for each type.
Table 2.) Point feature class
- This table works fine as well. It's even simpler with only needing a count of each point type.
Table 3.) Point feature class
- This one is tricky because there are multiple fields that I need to accommodate for. Using the "Summarize..." feature within the attribute table gives me what I want, but I am trying to automate the process. I'll go into detail about the fields that I need to use below:
We are talking about utility and/or light poles in municipalities. We have wood utility, wood street lamp, and metal street lamps (this data is what I need to count). The next field is "method" where we have new, replaced, and existing as options (is the pole going to be new, replaced, or existing). Then we have the pole foundation options of new, existing, and remove & replace (are we going to use the existing, create a new, or remove and replace the existing foundation).
I'll make a list of possible entries below and then show what the summary statistics table looks like, and what I want it to look like.
Possible entries: (#) signifies number of entries
(12) Wood Pole - New Pole - New Foundation
(01) Wood Pole - Replaced Pole - Remove and Replace Foundation
(02) Metal Street Lamp - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
(01) Wood Street Lamp - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Summary Statistics Output:
Wood Pole - 13 (count number) - New Pole - New Foundation
Metal Street Lamp - 2 (count number) - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Wood Street Lamp - 1 (count number) - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
What I would like the table to show:
Wood Pole - 12 - New Pole - New Foundation -
Wood Pole - 01 - Replaced Pole - Removed and Replaced Foundation
Metal Street Lamp - 2 - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Wood Street Lamp - 1 - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Again, I can achieve this via the "Summarize..." feature within the attribute table, but I want to automate the process if possible.
Table 1.) Line feature class
- This table works just fine. It's a simple count the total number of each line type and sum the length values for each type.
Table 2.) Point feature class
- This table works fine as well. It's even simpler with only needing a count of each point type.
Table 3.) Point feature class
- This one is tricky because there are multiple fields that I need to accommodate for. Using the "Summarize..." feature within the attribute table gives me what I want, but I am trying to automate the process. I'll go into detail about the fields that I need to use below:
We are talking about utility and/or light poles in municipalities. We have wood utility, wood street lamp, and metal street lamps (this data is what I need to count). The next field is "method" where we have new, replaced, and existing as options (is the pole going to be new, replaced, or existing). Then we have the pole foundation options of new, existing, and remove & replace (are we going to use the existing, create a new, or remove and replace the existing foundation).
I'll make a list of possible entries below and then show what the summary statistics table looks like, and what I want it to look like.
Possible entries: (#) signifies number of entries
(12) Wood Pole - New Pole - New Foundation
(01) Wood Pole - Replaced Pole - Remove and Replace Foundation
(02) Metal Street Lamp - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
(01) Wood Street Lamp - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Summary Statistics Output:
Wood Pole - 13 (count number) - New Pole - New Foundation
Metal Street Lamp - 2 (count number) - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Wood Street Lamp - 1 (count number) - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
What I would like the table to show:
Wood Pole - 12 - New Pole - New Foundation -
Wood Pole - 01 - Replaced Pole - Removed and Replaced Foundation
Metal Street Lamp - 2 - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Wood Street Lamp - 1 - Existing Pole - Existing Foundation
Again, I can achieve this via the "Summarize..." feature within the attribute table, but I want to automate the process if possible.