LABELS THAT CAN BE PLACED (OR ANNOTATION THAT HAS THE FLEXABILITY OF A LABEL).SPECIFACLY FOR POINTS, BEING ABLE TO STORE AN xy FOR A LABLE PLACEMENT WOULD BE HELPFUL.
I usually convert my labels to graphics, which allows better placement without hassle. I love graphic labels. Just right click on your layer in the Table of Contents pane, and choose Convert Labels, Convert Lables to Graphics.
Feature-linked annotation will give you annotation that updates when updates are made to the base feature.
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/annotation/annotation.htm
As @WendyHarrison mentioned, feature linked annotation is very powerful. And once you have the annotation feature class, you can edit it -- move labels around, change symbology, etc -- as if it was a graphic label.
@WendyHarrison that's not really a perfect solution since feature-linked annotation is required to live in the same .gdb as the layer, which is rarely desirable. If I have a project with labels that is reading data from a source location that is used in many projects, the last thing I want to do is start sticking annotation feature classes in that location or make needless and confusing copies of the data. I don't think the idea being requested is 'already offered.'
@wayfaringrobI think I'm misunderstanding the idea -- isn't the question whether or not a label will auto-update according to the feature attributes? If this is the case, I would think it would be best to keep the annotation feature class near/with/in the same GDB as the original feature class. I'm sure I'm missing something so please correct me!
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