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Mapping stand-alone table records that have corresponding values in layer’s attribute table,

JamalNUMAN

In the screenshots below, some of features of the layer corresponds to multiple records in the stand-alone table. Then, how these RECORDS can be displayed in the map to get what appears in the second screenshot?

The data is attached

Thank you

Best

Jamal

Projects.gdb.zip

Ke_Xu_0-1737682240256.png

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JonathanQuinn

Sounds like you'll need a relate or relationship class. You can take a look at the doc on deciding between the different options as well.

JamalNUMAN

Thanks Jonathan.

What I wanted here is to have dynamic mapping for values of the stand-alone table that are linked to the attribute table of a layer. The content of the link you have already provided has nothing to do with this issue.

What other ideas might be there?

JonathanQuinn

So you want the table records to appear as points based on a relationship with values shared between the table and features? Take a look at the Make Query Table tool. If you use the common field to link the features and include the SHAPE column, you should create duplicate points for every record within the table.

JamalNUMAN

This is very helpful Jonathan. However, I couldn’t figure out how to displace these points other than applying the “offset” as shown in the screenshot below

is this really the best practice to get the points displaced in dynamic environment such that the data got understood?

Is there any extension in ArcGIS that is better manage this?

abdullahqasrawi

I used Make query table tool and I am facing the following barriers

.1-community layer contains 866 points and Query table contain 204 points, I noticed that the map contain the same number of points in both of them?

Number of organizations that appear in symbology is more than 175,000 despite the fact query table contain just 204 points

3 I have 5 different types of symbols, when I applied the symbology all the types of symbols appeared for each point despite the fact not all points contain all symbols

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