Latest Contributions by TomBole

Hi @JohnHernandez  Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks for the clear and concise post.  The Layout Team is aware of this issue and are working on a solution. You can track our progress using the bug number BUG-000181604.  Hopefully we'll have a fix available soon. Thanks, Tom   ... View more

Hi @Emily_Jenkins  I'm pretty sure you can already do this.  After you have you graphics selected press the CTRL on your keyboard, and with the this key pressed, click the checkbox next to one of the items you have selected in the Contents pane. This should toggle the visibility for all the selected elements. It should be the same experience you have with toggling the visibility of multiple, selected layers in a map. Please let us know if this doesn't fit into your workflow or it you had something more specific in mind. Thanks, Tom   ... View more

Hi @Kgilmore_83  If you have service layers (ex: basemap layers) in your map you are likely running into the following issue. BUG-000177418 The Pan and Zoom tools in an active layout in ArcGIS Pro 3.5.x cause the map view to revert to the previous extent. If your map does not contains service layers you may running into a different issue. Please contact technical support if this is the case. They can be contacted at https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support. Hope this helps, Tom ... View more

Hi @KeithAddison1  One way to avoid adding all the layers in the map to a newly inserted legend is to select a single layer from the map in the Contents Pane (TOC) before inserting the legend. The legend should display an item for only that layer (or other selected layers). This is illustrated here. This does not negate the possible utility of being able to insert a blank legend. However, you may find this workaround useful. Tom ... View more

@HollyTorpey_LSA  - Very good to hear!  Sorry for all the inconvenience.  ... View more

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with that part of the process. ... View more

Hi @CarsonGEO  Without seeing your project/layout/maps/layers I cannot even make a guess on why you are seeing what your seeing.  Its possible that you might be running into a different bug. You might want to take this to Esri Support. They are better equipped to handle troubleshooting steps and gather bug data. They can be contacted at https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support. The bug should appear on the support site. Perhaps it is not sync'd up with the internal system yet. Tom ... View more

Hi @CarsonGEO  I believe this is a bug.  Here is the bug number that you use to track the issue - BUG-000178730.  To work around this Open the Insert Table Set the Table to None. Click OK. Go back into the dialog and reset the Table. Click OK. Or you can manually update the CIMPATH to the correct map name in the Element Pane “Plain text view”. Setting the Map Frame to “None” does not reset the element. You must “reset” the table (layer) link. Tom ... View more

Hi @CarolineThomson15  You can track issues from the support site.  Here is a link for the issue mentioned earlier in this thread -  https://support.esri.com/en-us/bug/in-arcgis-pro-the-map-layout-legend-does-not-honor-the-bug-000168999 Tom ... View more

@RTPL_AU  What is a reasonable amount of time to submit a bug? I think it depends on the customer, the issue, the priority of getting a fix, is there a workaround. In my opinion the answer to the question is mostly subjective.  We have an imperfect system. Things slip through the cracks. I hope you would agree that we all are trying our best to get our individual jobs done the best that we can. ... View more

Hi @RTPL_AU  I'm sure you would agree that a bug is still a bug. If you run into an issue please submit the issue to support.  I think you would also agree that the Questions section of this Community site is not an optimal bug tracking system. Its great that information is shared and sometime this information is about bugs. This is understood. We glean information, such as with this thread, and if it is something we can replicate we log the issue for further investigation. However, this is an informal system where information can be lost or miscommunicated as appears to be the case here on my part. Hopefully I can clear things up a bit. There are 2 different systems, that I'm aware of, that track bugs.  One is internal, that also includes bugs for software that is currently being developed. We try to address as many of these issues as we can so that customers like yourself do not run into these issues when that version of the software is released. This is the "private" system I was referring to. This system also includes issues found with released versions of the software - those reported by customers and those found and logged internally, after all, bugs do get missed.  I apologize if I gave the impression that we have a cache of "secret" bugs that we hide from customers. We do not have a secret cache of bugs. The other bug tracking system is the public one. One that you have access to and can track bugs. This one is tied to actual customers. This also includes the number of customers that the bug is affecting. These bugs carry more weight than bugs submitted internally, by people like myself. That is why I encourage people to submit bugs through support.  Hope this helps, Tom   ... View more

Hi @David_Brooks  We do have an internal bug. Currently it is sitting in our backlog. I do not know when we will get to it. I'll make note of your query and perhaps it might be something we can bump up in priority.  Unfortunately, this internal bug cannot be tracked outside of Esri. If you want to keep track of this issue you should contact support and enter a bug with them. Entering an issue with support also helps us gage how many are being affected by a bug and helps us prioritize our work. Having a bug number generated from a customer such as yourself makes a real difference.   Tom ... View more

Hi @ZeMadmapper  This capability is already available with ArcGIS Pro. Adding a thousand separator to your grid labels is done using a formatting tag. Here is a screenshot of how it looks in ArcGIS Pro. For more information please see the help topic Work with grid labels tags .  Hope this helps, Tom ... View more