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How to convert a Line shapefile to a polygon?
Closed 5 years ago. I am using Arcgis 10.1 and have an existing line shapefile that i would like to convert to polygons. Not the answer you’re looking for? Browse other questions tagged arcgis-10.1 arcmap polygon convert line or ask your own question.
How do you cut polygons in 3D editor?
Click the Cut Polygons button on the 3D Editor toolbar. Click once to start digitizing the line sketch for cutting the polygon. Cut completely across the selected polygon feature. Double-click the end of the segment to finish the line sketch. The polygon is split where the line crosses it.
Is there a way to cut polygons in ArcGIS?
With ArcGIS for Desktop Basic, you can use the Cut Polygons tool on the Editor toolbar to perform this task. You can cut multiple polygons this way, but the cut line is based on a sketch you draw manually.
How to make a polygon shapefile in QGIS?
I have two shapefiles, a polygon shapefile (lake) and a line shapefile (boudary) I want to create a new shapefile “polygon to the north of the boundary” What tool can I use in QGIS or other free GIS for this task? There is a QGIS plugin called Digitizing Tools:
How to convert a shapefile to a Polyline in ESRI?
In the Paste Special dialog box, choose Template, and select the polyline shapefile created. Check the Keep source attribute values box to transfer the source attribute from the polygon shapefile and click OK. The polygon shapefile is converted to a polyline shapefile, and all the attributes are maintained. ArcMap: Create Feature Class
How do you convert a polygon to a polyline?
The polygon shapefile is converted to a polyline shapefile, and all the attributes are maintained. In the Analysis tab, click the Tools icon in the Geoprocessing group to activate the Geoprocessing pane.
How can I change the shape of a polygon?
Right-click the polygon shapefile in Table Of Contents and click Open Attribute Table. In the attribute table, click Table Options > Select All. In the Editor toolbar, select the Edit Tool. In the map frame, right-click one of the selected polygon features and click Copy.