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Clicking an intersection of two or more lines splits all the clicked lines where they intersect. To split a line feature by drawing a line across it, click and draw the line. By default, the line tool is automatically active. To draw a curvilinear line, click an arc segment tool on the construction toolbar.

In ArcGIS Pro, a text field may contain values separated by delimiters, and it is sometimes necessary to separate the last values into a new field for data analysis. This can be achieved in ArcGIS Pro using the split() method in the Calculate Field function.

From the Geoprocessing menu, Search For Tools > type Split Line at Point in the search box, and click the Split Line at Point tool. In the Split Line at Point dialog box, under Input Features, select the line feature class. ... For Point Features, select the point feature class generated in Step 1.

To split a polygon, use the Cut Polygons tool, then draw a line across the polygon. The cut operation updates the shape of the existing feature and creates one or more new features. If there is no domain assigned to a field, the attribute values are copied from the original feature to the new feature.

To create a projection split line: Click Split Line. (Curves toolbar) or Insert > Curve > Split Line. In the PropertyManager, under Type of Split, select Projection. Under Selections, click: A sketch for Sketch to Project. . You can select multiple contours from the same sketch to split. ... Click . Before. After.

In the Geoprocessing pane, search for and select Split Line at Point (Data Management Tools). Under the Parameters tab, for Input Features, select the polyline feature to be split.

Click the Editor menu and click Split. Choose the split method you want to use: Split the feature at a certain distance. Split the feature at a certain percentage of the whole.