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ArcGIS Pro 2.9. i have a script that creates a cursor on a layer in Pro. Then a for loop to iterate through each of the items in the cursor. Then I am exporting each project that satisfies the If statement to a PDF. My issue is that I only want one project at a time to show up on the export. Almost like a definition query inside of the results of the if statement. If that makes sense.    The main project is centered, but there are surrounding projects that still appear on the PDF. That main project is the only one that I want to show up on the PDF. And then I have dynamic text set up to reflect that project. However, multiple projects are showing up on the export, therefore my dynamic text is going wild showing all of the features from the layout.  import arcpy # Parameters #name of the projects layer in the layout Projects = 'Proposed Water Project' #name of the Project Name field in the projects layer name_field = 'ProjectName' #name of the WBS# field in the projects layer wbs_field = "WBS_Number" #name of the district field in the projects layer district_field = "District" #name of the total length field in the projects layer length_field = 'Total_Length' #name of the map frame housing the map main_frame_name = 'Map Frame' #name of your layout in Pro template_name = 'Water WOS Layout' #name of the layout element housing the "title" title_textbox_name = 'PAGE NUMBER' #name of the output folder output_folder = [removed] # Find all the layout elements #setting a variable for the ArcGIS Pro project file aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject [removed] #setting a variable to create a list of the layouts in the project layout = aprx.listLayouts(template_name)[0] #setting a variable to create a list of elements in the map frame main_frame = layout.listElements('MapFrame_Element', main_frame_name)[0] #setting a variable to create a list of text elements in the map frame title_textbox = layout.listElements('Text_Element', title_textbox_name)[0] # Define the cursor for the projects and loop through them cursor = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(Projects, ['SHAPE@', name_field, wbs_field, district_field, length_field]) for map_number, Projects in enumerate(cursor): # Export the PDF using the following format WOS-Project Name-WBS Number-District outname = output_folder + str(Projects[1]) + '-' + str(Projects[2]) + '-' + str(Projects[3]) #If the total length of the project is less than 900 feet, the project will be exported using 75 padding at the if Projects[4] < 900: extent = Projects[0].extent padding = 75 new_extent = arcpy.Extent(extent.XMin - padding, extent.YMin - padding, extent.XMax + padding, extent.YMax + padding, None, None, None, None, extent.spatialReference) main_frame.camera.heading = 0 main_frame.camera.setExtent(new_extent) main_frame.camera.scale = 600 layout.exportToPDF(outname) print("The project that was just exported in Step 1 was: A) Project Name: " + str(Projects[1]) + " B) WBS Number: " + str(Projects[2]) + " C) District: " + str(Projects[3])) else: print("This project was not exported in Step 1 was: A) Project Name: " + str(Projects[1]) + " B) WBS Number: " + str(Projects[2]) + " C) District: " + str(Projects[3])) print("This message concludes the script execution.") del cursor ... View more