Choose the output target folder (the folder in which you want to store the newly created Excel tables). Select the Input Table (in my example it would be the green oval called ‘sites’ – Figure 1).
The next step is to tell the model that we would like to convert every newly created file (saved in the output file ‘site’ ) into Excel. A black/blue arrow should now be linking your output file (green oval) to your ‘Table ToExcel’ tool (yellow box).
Click on the output file (green oval) and then on the ‘Table ToExcel’ tool. Select the ‘Connect’ tool from the top menu panel in your Model-builder window. You need to connect the output file, ‘site’, to the ‘Table ToExcel’ tool. The tool ‘Table ToExcel’ should now be displayed in your Model-builder window. In the Model-builder window add the tool (Insert -> brows to the download folder and select the tool -> add). Press ‘ok’ to close the table.ĭownload the Excel and CSV conversion tool. If you have subfolder within your gdb and you want to make sure that the tables in the subfolder are included in the iteration process, select the ‘Recursive’ box at the bottom of the window. Right click on the ‘Iterate Table’ shape and select your gdb from the dropdown field ‘Workspace’. Select the table iteration tool (Insert -> Iterations -> Table). When we iterate the tables we will not include these. that were also part of the gdb were also transferred. All your files that are within the gdb have now been transferred.
Open a new session in ArcGIS Model-builder.ĭrag the gdb into the session window of your Model-builder.
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