Importing Overlapping Lines

[Justinkmurphy1106]

I am importing design lines from ArcGIS that are laid ontop of each other.  Is there a way to make the lines either import stacked above each other or a simple way to separate the lines without "moving" or "array" or "offsetting" each individual line?

[RobertoJJoaquin]

Hi, i understood do you mean with separated, in different files ?? so these lines are in different layers, when you export o load in arcgis you have a colum with layer and you can classified

[Justinkmurphy1106]

I am trying to have them separated when importing them into Autocad. So I
do not have to manually move hundreds of lines to be 1-5' offset from each
other.

[fcernst]

Is this a User logic issue ? Use MAPCLEAN or OVERKILL to remove Duplicates. 

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[Justinkmurphy1106]

Do not want to overkill and delete the lines. They are all specific design
details but are overlaid ontop of each other for ArcGIS design.

[RobertoJJoaquin]

But these elements are in different layers, or do they all have the same layer? To what format are you thinking of exporting or is it just a DWG file that will be used to import into ARCGIS (what software)?

[fcernst]

Then…I would suggest Filter ..by Fields ..out with Data Export in ArcGIS Pro …into two separate Shapefiles..

[fcernst]

Maybe you could do a Qselect by Properties in CAD.. and put on a different layer

[fcernst]

Same in Map.. maybe select/query by an Attribute

[Pointdump]

Hi Justin,
Having a hard time picturing this. What do you mean by "laid ontop of each other"? The same line at different elevations? Are these shapefile lines or DWG/DXF? A picture of what you've got would help to see what you see.
Dave

[Justinkmurphy1106]

This is an ArcGIS shapefile being imported into AutoCAD Civil 3D. They are
on separate layers as well.

[Pointdump]

Justin,
You can MAPIMPORT the lines onto different layers based on OD(Object Data).
Can you post one of your shapefiles?
Dave