I have a data set that describes where users of a specific facility come from. I need to calculate the network distance between the facility and its users. There are about 9,000 origins going to about 170 destinations. All of the origins have the PIN of the facility they belong to in the table. These users come from all over and the X-Y line distance between them is fairly inaccurate in this case.
I'm quite new to network analyst but was able to get everything located and calculated with Closest Facility. This is exactly what I want out of ArcGIS EXCEPT it is automatically matching the origins and destinations. Is there a way that doesn't involve python or something similar (frankly, that's out of my depth) where I can just tell the program to solve the routes between the specific pairs?
Below, to illustrate the problem, is a sample of the closest facility results (L) and the actual distribution of users (R). You can see that a majority of this facility's users have been assigned to other facilities:
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I'm quite new to network analyst but was able to get everything located and calculated with Closest Facility. This is exactly what I want out of ArcGIS EXCEPT it is automatically matching the origins and destinations. Is there a way that doesn't involve python or something similar (frankly, that's out of my depth) where I can just tell the program to solve the routes between the specific pairs?
Below, to illustrate the problem, is a sample of the closest facility results (L) and the actual distribution of users (R). You can see that a majority of this facility's users have been assigned to other facilities:
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