I am using the Select by Location tool to select certain polygons on my shapefile layer.
I start by having a given point as my Selecting Feature and that its relationship is completely_ contains.
After I run the tool the first time, I get the polygon feature that my point is in (lets call it Polygon A).
When I run another select by feature tool that its relationship is boundary_touches my Polygon A, I get a layer that also contains Polygon A and the features that share boundaries with it.
Is there a way I can prevent this from happening?
Meaning that every time I run the select by location tool it doesn't select polygons from the previous time.
Or is there a tool or a way that will allow me to join multiple layers together and remove duplicate features?
I have tried the Union tool as well as the Intersect tool.
Any suggestions?
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I start by having a given point as my Selecting Feature and that its relationship is completely_ contains.
After I run the tool the first time, I get the polygon feature that my point is in (lets call it Polygon A).
When I run another select by feature tool that its relationship is boundary_touches my Polygon A, I get a layer that also contains Polygon A and the features that share boundaries with it.
Is there a way I can prevent this from happening?
Meaning that every time I run the select by location tool it doesn't select polygons from the previous time.
Or is there a tool or a way that will allow me to join multiple layers together and remove duplicate features?
I have tried the Union tool as well as the Intersect tool.
Any suggestions?
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