You have to make sure that the output raster allows for NoData values. It might also depend on the format of the export. You’re safe to go with GeoTIFF. But if you export as a JPG, then it won’t allow you to have export a clip raster with null values.

Hard to say without seeing the data.

But my guess is that it sounds like your original raster was Esri grid format. The raster table was a value attribute table (VAT).

After you clip the raster and export, did you try running the tool “build raster value attribute table”. Make sure you backup your data before you test it out. If it’s a GeoTIF, then this format does not support VAT (at least from what I can remember).

So, you might want to try using the clip tool and keep the same format of your original raster. If you want to use the Image Analysis toolbar, there’s a drop-down list where you can pick the format.

If you could fimd the original raster format, that would be helpful. Then, you can export with that same format.

Any more information would be helpful for me. Let me know how things work out.

I don’t actually know the format of my input raster, but it had float values attached to some attribute data. My output raster had no attribute data when I clipped using the image analyzer. Is this because I outputted as TIFF or was there a box somewhere that I needed to check and didn’t?

Thanks

Are the pixels actually shifting? For example, the input raster will have different values compared to the output raster in different locations of the raster? Or is the shift associated with how/where the shapefile is clipping the raster?

If you were to resample your raster to a finer resolution and then clip the raster, what would be the result? Would there still be a shift?

Is the shapefile used to clip the input raster in the same coordinate system?

Sorry, but I’m a bit confused with the question

For the output base name, are there any unallowed characters?