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Styling Items by Multiple Attributes

LucasTemmen

In order to view multiple information in a map, it would be great if one could style an item according to different attributes, using e.g. the size of the object for one attribute and the color for another attribute.

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GlenOlliEsriUK

Hi Lucas,

I think on ArcGIS Pro you can do that.

Attribute-driven symbology—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

LauraBecht

Hi Lucas,
I believe there is a pie symbol option that does what you are asking about. You need one categorical attribute and one numerical attribute for it to work, but the size is based on the numerical attribute and the color on the categorical one.
I have attached a screenshot of an example.
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Regards,
Laura Becht