Demo #5: creating a point shapefile from Excel tables

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Demo #5: creating a point shapefile from Excel tables

1. CREATE SPEADSHEET one row for each observation, each observation has a unique ID and a unique set of XY pairs followed by the value of the variable that was observed.

2. SAVE FILE AS .CSV Save the file as a comma delimited file (.csv) in to the workspace or data directory where you wish to create the geodataset. Open ArcCatalog and navigate to that directory. The .csv file will be displayed in the table of content view.

3. ARC CATALOG: IMPORT DATA Right click on the .csv file name in the left hand table of content viewer and select the option to create feature class from XY table . In the dialog box scrollable windows select the fields from the table that hold the values for X, Y, and Z (Z will be one of the attributes). Also, select the location for the resulting shapefile.

4. DEFINE PROJECTION Click on the button "Spatial Reference of Input Coordinates". Choose appropriate projection. Click OK.

5. PROJECT DATA If needed, project data to desired coordinate system. In ArcToolbox: Data management tools Projections and transformations Feature Project

6. OVERLAY DATA IN ARC MAP