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Thank you for this idea. We are happy to report that it has been implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.5 as follows: The symbology histogram for class-based symbology includes the following enhancements: You can change the zoom level. You can change the bin count to show more or less detail in feature counts. You can hover over a bin to see the feature count. Labels are more legible, and keyboard accessibility was improved. See Use Symbology Histograms for more information.  See the  ArcGIS Pro 3.5 Ideas Wrap-up blog for all the ideas we implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.5.  ... View more

Thank you for this idea. We implemented this in ArcGIS Pro 3.5 so that when you save items to a style, the unique value symbols are named after their symbol class value rather than the layer name. See the Save items to a style help topic for more information.  See the Your Ideas in ArcGIS Pro 3.5 blog post for all the ideas we implemented in our latest release.  ... View more

Thank you for this idea. We are happy to report that it has been implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.5 as follows: The symbology histogram for class-based symbology includes the following enhancements: You can change the zoom level. You can change the bin count to show more or less detail in feature counts. You can hover over a bin to see the feature count. Labels are more legible, and keyboard accessibility was improved. See Use Symbology Histograms for more information.    See the  ArcGIS Pro 3.5 Ideas Wrap-up blog for all the ideas we implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.5.  ... View more

Thank you for this idea. We are happy to report that it has been implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.5 as follows: The symbology histogram for class-based symbology includes the following enhancements: You can change the zoom level. You can change the bin count to show more or less detail in feature counts. You can hover over a bin to see the feature count. Labels are more legible, and keyboard accessibility was improved. See Use Symbology Histograms for more information.    See the  ArcGIS Pro 3.5 Ideas Wrap-up blog for all the ideas we implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.5.      ... View more

@RTPL_AU and @SimonSchütte_ct Thank you for your continued feedback. Ideally, a workflow would establish symbol classes first, then adjust labels when classes have been established. For cases where the data is often updated, we provide this new option that you can set for those layers to ensure that the symbol class labels are not overwritten when the class values change. ... View more

This setting is a property of the symbology of a layer.  There is not a project-wide or application-wide setting to specify this behavior in every case.  ... View more

@RTPL_AU You are correct that I mistakenly marked this as fully implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. This was implemented for feature layers in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. From your example, it looks like you are working with raster layers. This has been implemented for raster layers in ArcGIS Pro 3.5, which is to be released soon.  Starting at version 3.4, when working with feature layers, in the More menu, uncheck Always update class labels to get this behavior:   Starting at version 3.5, when working with raster layers, in the More menu, uncheck Always update class labels to get this behavior: ... View more

@Miralem_Zeljo To confirm, are you copying and pasting all properties (as outlined here: Copy all properties)? And are the feature creation templates pasted properly when you copy and paste within a map but not when you paste into a different map? Copy and paste all should bring the layers feature creation templates in both cases. That is what we see here in our testing. If this isn't what is happening for you, I suggest contacting technical support to see if we can narrow down what is causing this within the paste properties workflow.    ... View more

Hello and thank you for reaching out. Am I correct that you are referring to feature creation templates? If so, you may have unearthed a bug, because those templates should go along for the ride with Paste Properties. We are not able to reproduce the issue.  Can you share a layer package or project package with us so we can investigate further? Thank you. ... View more

This is a good idea, thank you for submitting it.  ... View more

Thank you for your feedback. When we designed this we felt that it was not a setting you were likely to change often for a given layer, so it made more sense to make the option to edit from the Contents pane part of the setup experience for the layer symbology. We could consider adding an additional shortcut to the layer's context menu in the Contents pane. We are mindful of not overloading that context menu.  We purposely did not make this setting a default everytime a layer is symbolized with Unique Values symbology because it is not an appropriate setting for every layer and it would be distracting to have it on for every unique values layer.  ... View more

Copying CIMPath is by design, as it is used in developer workflows working with Arcpy or the SDK.  If you go to the List by Data Source tab in the Contents pane, select the data source node, and then click the same Copy Path button you'll get the source of the database. That's not the complete source, I know, but it will get most of the path. Keep in mind that if joins are involved a layer could have more than one data source path.  Can you provide more information on your full workflow where you then use these paths? This might help us design a comprehensive solution.  ... View more

This issue is resolved in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. ... View more

Beginning in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 you can now toggle the visibility of unique value symbol classes individually, from the Symbology pane or the Contents pane. Read more at: Unique Values > Control the visibility of symbol classes  ... View more