Challenge #184: Closest Pubs to Tobacco Dock

[patrick_digan]

@LukeM For what it's worth, I've used the buffer tool in the past to turn the line into a really thin polygon. Then you can use the spatial process to remove the line from the trade area and then poly split to split the 2 separate parts into their own rows. Your solution is simpler, but this method will return the 2 separate pieces of the polygon which is sometimes useful.

[LukeM]

@patrick_digan - I can rest easy now!

That's the solution I was looking for. Cheers for that, much appreciated.

Luke

[ZenonH]

I opted to find the nearest bar on the other side of the river as the crow flies. Shame I don't have Tom Tom, because it would be a shorter stumble home from the Mayflower than the Angel, unless you fancy a swim. 

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[OllieClarke]

I don't think I've ever got a reporting tool correct on first attempt

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Here's my workflow

EDIT:
Thanks to @patrick_digan I saw my mistake:

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That minus sign makes a big difference:


 

[Ruud]

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Map Input ftw. Now if you excuse me, I'll be back to studying for my two exams.

[davisbrs]

text functions, create points, create trade area, spatial match

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[yalmar_m]

My Solution

[Niklas]

See you there!

[RLowers]

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Solved

[TomMolitor1]

First time posting a solution. Always enjoy staying sharp with the spatial tools (and how to replicate with formulas).

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