I have a population dataset that I created using point to raster conversion. It's a 32 bit floating point. I need to create a raster attribute table while I need to maintain the precision of my data (i.e. cannot lose decimals). I realize I cannot create an attribute table with a 32 bit floating point. I read about "run-around" methods like multiplying my raster (in raster calculator) by 100 or so. I tried this and got the following error:
File "", line 8, in rcexecAttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'save'
Failed to execute (Raster Calculator).
Can anyone help me with creating a raster attribute table without losing my decimal information? And also, how to fix the error in raster calculator? I've really hit a wall.
Thanks,Phil
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File "", line 8, in rcexecAttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'save'
Failed to execute (Raster Calculator).
Can anyone help me with creating a raster attribute table without losing my decimal information? And also, how to fix the error in raster calculator? I've really hit a wall.
Thanks,Phil
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