Linking Tables in ArcGIS Pro using Joins and Relates

This video shows you how to link tables together using a Join or a Relate in ArcGIS Pro. The same basics also apply to doing this in ArcMap.

[Alvy]

Great video mate. Thank you for sharing.

[angelamilton]

I really like this video. It explained all I needed to know about Join and Relate in ArcGIS Pro

[phyozarnitun]

Thank you for your clear and kind expaination.

[al_sprays_paint]

Great video, I appreciate the visual aides.

[schylerbrown]

Hey there, great video- hoping to get some advice based on what I've seen in the video. I am trying to join tree measurement data to plot points on a map based on a shared "plot index" column. I need to be able to reference the tree measurements because I'll be using LiDAR sensing to develop a reference map for ecological work. The problem is, the spatial plot data is in a separate table than the non spatial tree measurement data, and the only thing combining the two tables would be the plot index that relates each tree to one plot. Is it even possible to create a one to many join where I can click on a plot point on my map and look at all of the tree measurement data within that plot? Thanks for your time, I hope you are able to help, this has been a bit of a headache!

[sya]

hi, thanks for your video. when i relate to shapefile its work like your video example. but when i relate from shapefile to standalone table it does not work.. do you know what the problem.

[okotelvincent]

HI,
Kindly help me.

I am trying to join tables with a one to many relationship.

I need to symbolise using the data in the many relationships (stand alone table) but it can't. How best can I navigate that. Have tried and have failed.

When I join, I lose data in the output table and my results end up not being significant.

I will be so grateful for your kind help.

[okotelvincent]

Thank you for the clear explanation. However, In which file format should the non spatial data be in before the joins or relates. Am a new GIS user. Thank you

[jeffschmidt]

I enjoyed your video. Can you add in the version of ArcGIS Pro that you are using into the description? Thanks!

[jwells]

I've watched every video I can find on Joins and Relates and still failing to understand Joins and Relates. I have a spreadsheet of 4, 446 items with a column header ALTKEY and additional columns of related data. I have a Parcels shapefile that contains all parcels in the county with a column header ALTKEY. I want to find the 4, 446 parcels from the spreadsheet in my parcels dbf file and I want to create a separate layer for just those parcels. Can someone please help me?

[Giu]

Congratulations on the video, it was very good and thorough. I have a request for you, since only you can enlighten us on this difficult topic: Could you explain the ulity network, perhaps for telecommunication networks? Thank you so much you are bravoism, I write from Italy, but here nobody can explain as well as you!

[TheRichardstewart]

When joining a table to a feature class, more than one table can be joined