Converting a table of Lat / Long values into a Shapefile

[@BikingWithColdWater]

I've taken loads of GIS training and they always start with preloaded maps, so I never knew how to get started. This video is amazingly helpful. Thanks!

[@pankaj231185]

Excellent piece of work. thank you very much to upload this video. i was struggling a lot to this problem and wasn't able to find the solution to this. thank you once again.

[@TheMattizAlizard]

Thank you for posting this, it was a big help! I had forgotten how to do this. Your video was the perfect refresher for something that needed to get done fast.

[@kellydiaz3183]

Thank you so much!! i was having the hardest time understanding this part, thanks for the tutorials! :)

[@lucasmelo-zq4hs]

I just would add one information. Before to import an excel file into Arcmap we need to open this excel file, select the coordinates, go to menu, and choose "numbers" and we also need to select all the rest of this table and select "text".

[@hamedhafizi5448]

thank you so much, my question was why we change excel sheet to shapefile and I found it in your video.

[@jonnyhulson8743]

Thanks for producing this video, very helpful indeed!

[@michaelstephens126]

Very informative. Searching for similar method to import field data into model of water distribution system. Model is in state plane coordinates (Oklahoma - North), data is in NAD 83. Creating new map frame for gps data to export to shapefile, then import that into model file...

[@sachindrad.a836]

Very useful video. Thanks

[@qqh11]

Hi hope you're doing well.
My problem is that X.Y column were not showing up when I want to put in their places?' What do think the issue

[@AndreasShipanga007]

Very informative indeed, doing my studies and this helped me a lot.

[@GEO2004]

ah this is what I looking for, thanks

[@tirivanganiProjecpaguti]

thanks a lot for this piece it has taught me a lot even though i have used ILWIS and qQGIS

[@carolinacepeda5082]

Thank you! well explained

[@SakornratChiengkwa]

thank you so much !!!! it is clearly, especially it solved my work. Thanks^^

[@chrisnaidu5553]

This was a very helpful tutorial! Thank You!

[@myssogle7096]

Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@vijay25081984]

Thanks for sharing this knowledge !

[@godwillsagiya3803]

thank you so much for the video learnt a lot from it

[@JacquesHenriqueDias]

Very useful, thank you!

[@fatimahhassan9326]

hello. i cant add XY data because the pop up window said "class not specified". what can i do?

[@MyanmarWildWaters]

Hello, might be a bit late but you convert the cells from general to number format. worked for me

[@monadm5697]

Great,,,, can you explain how to do the oposite converting DEM raster to lat long (x,y,z) format ,, THANKS

[@cenaannyendwa4965]

That an inspiration video

[@Thundercrackerprime7]

Thank you for the help! I was having problems with clicking on a point and nothing would happen.

[@Prabhu21]

Interesting and it solved my problem to great extent

[@janstrabucchi403]

Thanks!

[@sudheeshpg]

I have a table with latitude and longitude info, is there any other s/w to make a shape file out of it

[@abdurahmanibnusopian9645]

Thank you bro!

[@hamzahhasyim5171]

Finally, how to save combine XY file and database map above to MXD files? Thank you
we know ArcMap document files contain map, specifics about the GIS data used (including pointers to the file location for each dataset), display information (symbology and labeling) and other elements used in ArcMap.

[@rameshbanagar1830]

Superb.. Thanks a lot

[@василийсосул]

But what to do if My lat `n` log fields are string type, not double or float?

[@mccall1556]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lucytobojko2750]

Thanks for that!

[@athlete265]

Wonderfull thanks sir

[@joejosh2627]

this is really interesting

[@otmanelmountassir9641]

thank you

[@gotenianiki]

Does anybody know how to export X/Y coordinates to a table from selected point objects?

[@NeetuChoubey]

Thank you!

[@winnie09x]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@benjaminsmith2698]

Did you notice that the cities are not in the correct positions? Whats with that?

[@berhanumoges9696]

Thank you !