Steve,
> So my question is can I somehow keep the sequence number so that
> it's "joined" to the segment? Ideally, I'm trying to output a
> single CSV for each route with headings of RouteNum,
> StopSequenceNum, and Distance. I have the RouteNum, and Distance,
> but can't figure out how I would maintain the sequence number for
> each segment.
After splitting the lines, try doing a PointOnLineOverlay on the
original points. I think a NeighbourPairFinder could work as well. That
will give you the 2 point id's that correspond with that segment.
Hope this helps.
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