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Jennifer,

Peter is correct that your Lat/Lon were reversed in the dialog box, but even so, your geometry should have shown up, which it sounds like they do (just in the wrong place).  In the cases where nothing shows up, I have noticed it has to do with the file name.  Are their spaces, dashes, other odd characters in the original file name?  Also I would make sure you have closed out of your excel program before performing these operations as well.

-M

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From: Unmoderated discussion list for Connecticut GIS Users [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Sandgren, Peter
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2015 1:15 PM
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Subject: Re: [CTGIS-L] Add XY Data frustration

Jennifer, put longitude for the X field and latitude for the Y.  Then click the "Edit" button in the dialogue and choose Geographic Coordinate System/North America/NAD83.  That should do it.

Peter N. Sandgren
CT DESPP - DEMHS
State EOC GeoLab
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06106
ph. 860-256-0875
mobile 860-597-5647
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From: Unmoderated discussion list for Connecticut GIS Users [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Jennifer M. Kalasardo
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2015 12:37 PM
To: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Subject: [CTGIS-L] Add XY Data frustration

Alright Folks,

I am at a loss.  I have an excel sheet with these columns:
OBJECTID            LAT_DD                LONG_DD
1                            44.10                    -73.52
2                            43.92                    -73.62
3                            41.37                    -74.20
ETC.                      ETC.                      ETC.

I keep getting this (see below) when I try to Add XY Data in ArcMap:
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When I just click OK, no matter how I have the fields formatted, what I call OBJECTID, if I switch the XY field, if I switch the negative sign to the other column, I get the same warning, and the points do not show up where they should.  If I manually enter them in, they locate fine.  I have also tried editing a new feature class directly and creating a feature class from the data in ArcCatalog to no avail.  What else can I try?

Thanks,

Jennifer M. Kalasardo

GIS/CAD Operator
Iroquois Pipeline Operating Company
One Corporate Drive, Suite 600
Shelton, CT  06484-6211
203-925-7224 (W)
203-925-7213 (F)
860-967-9795 (C)
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