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Is it possible to generate a report in ArcGIS that displays multiple image attachments from a single point feature?

KClarkDev_GIS

Hello,

I am attempting to use the Report feature in ArcGIS Pro, and successfully generated a report from a hosted feature layer that displayed image attachments. The issue is, each point in the feature layer contains multiple image attachments but a report is only generated for the first attachment in each point.

Is it possible to create a report for ALL image attachments for each point in a hosted feature layer?

Thanks in advance!

-Katherine

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AlyciaRajendran_esri

Hello Katherine!

This is possible from the Element pane! Select the attachment frame either in the view or in the Contents pane > right-click > Properties.

Go to the third tab on the pane. Under Grid, you can increase the number of rows and columns in the frame, increasing the number of attachments in your exported report.

We have plans to support a dynamic option where the frame can contain any number of attachments, depending on the feature.

Thanks!

- Alycia

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AmyHox

@AlyciaRajendran_esri also checking in to see if this is available yet! It would be incredibly helpful for us as well

Danielle_Hartman

AlyciaRajendran_esri has there been any progress on this feature? We shouldn't have to re-process all of our data in Microsoft, Fulcrum, etc in order to produce PDF field reports.

ssweat

Hi Alycia,

Any idea when the dynamic feature for attachments in reports would be added? This would be helpful for some of our report workflows!

KClarkDev_GIS

Oh, the dynamic feature would be SO useful, as the number of attachments per point isn't consistent in this case.

Thanks so much for your response, I'll give this a shot and I look forward to the tool enhancements in the future!