The priority is greater than zero, then it is considered.The feature in question overlaps the cell by less than 50%, and:.The feature with the largest positive priority is always selected for conversion irrespective of the size of the overlapping area.More than one feature has the same size area, then the one with the lowest FID is selected.Only one feature has the largest area, then it is selected.Multiple features overlap a cell, the largest overlapping area must be greater than the area in the cell that is not covered by any feature or the cell will be assigned a NoData value.Only one feature overlaps the cell, it must overlap by at least 50 percent to be selected.When the Cell assignment type parameter is set to Maximum area option: The feature boundary coincides with a cell boundary, then the boundary rules apply.The priorities are the same, then the one with the smallest FID is selected.The priority values are different, then the one with the highest priority is selected.The cell center falls within more than one feature, and:.The cell center falls within more than one feature, then the feature with the smallest FID is selected.The cell center falls within only one feature, then the attribute of that feature is assigned to the cell.
When the Cell assignment type parameter is set to Cell center option: There are three ways to control how the cell will be assigned a value when more than one feature falls within a cell. The following information specifies how the cells in raster datasets are assigned values under various conditions when using the Polygon to Raster tool. Examples using different options for the cell assignment method.
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