Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

For a DGN CAD feature layer in a 2D map, the usual reason “formatting symbols/sizes” doesn’t seem to work is that size is being driven by a size variable or you’re running into symbol display unit expectations. Try these checks: 1. Remove any attribute driven size Contents pane → right‑click the CAD layer → Symbology Go to Vary symbology by attribute → expand Size (or Marker size / Outline width) → set Field to <None> Point Feature Size Updates Are Not Reflected in ArcGIS Pro 2. Be consistent about symbol display units In 2D, point “size” is in the current symbol display units (for example points), which won’t necessarily match CAD/DGN design units 1:1. Vary symbology by size—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation 3. If symbology changes won't stick, recreate the layer Export/duplicate the data and re-symbolize (don’t re-import the same symbology if the layer is behaving inconsistently). Symbology of a Layer Does Not Match along ArcGIS Pro/ArcMap Interface

Yes. You can create a output layer file (*.lyrx) from the GP tool - Save to Layer File (Data Management). It will store many layer properties including labeling. Save To Layer File (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

That checkbox is part of the Pyramid geoprocessing environment, which is a global raster-storage setting used by many geoprocessing tools that create/modify raster outputs. It lets you centrally control whether outputs should have pyramids built automatically (and with what levels/resampling/compression), so the same model/script can be run with pyramids on or off without editing each tool. In the specific Build Pyramids GP tool, the environment checkbox is essentially redundant—because that tool’s job is to build pyramids—but it still appears because environments are applied consistently across tools in the geoprocessing framework.

Question: Prior to upgrading to 3.7, did you update to the required .NET framework version described here - ArcGIS Pro 3.7 Moves to .NET 10

Another workflow to consider, create a new target attribute table in the target geodatabase with a GlobalID field and set the geoprocessing environment Preserve GlobalIDs. The target GlobalID must have a unique attribute index as referenced here 003340: The target dataset must have a GlobalID field with a unique index in order to use the Preserve GlobalIDs geoprocessing environment setting.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

Yes, typically by converting the multipatch to a 2D footprint polygon, then converting that polygon to lines. Run the Multipatch Footprint (3D Analyst Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation first then run the Polygon To Line (Data Management Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation second.

Certainly! I'm glad the explanation helped. I would encourage you to search for an existing ArcGIS Pro Idea on this community and if there is not, then add one so it gets visiblility to other customers. The more upvotes it gets, the more likely it will get visibility to the Pro developers. If you feel my answer was correct, you can mark it as "Accept as Solution" to close out this post.

Hmmm...I did get the CONTAINS working on the text field. The key is creating the perhaps LONG list of combinations you mentioned but this is just picking on the initial creation.

No—there aren’t any Esri basemaps in ArcGIS Pro whose label text is keyword-searchable. Basemaps are for visualization and aren’t searchable by attributes, so you can’t search their drawn text/labels. If you need keyword search, the text must come from operational feature layers (searchable attributes) or a locator (for place-name/address search). In this tutorial below, it mentions that users can’t “search for features in the basemap” and that interactive/searchable layers should be in the operational map: Tutorial: Create an offline map—ArcGIS Pro.

GREAT! So in my screen grab below, I have a Query widget where I created a picklist of combinations that you provided (and I'm guessing for order) where the user would pick the value of interest, then click Apply to complete the query. Are we getting close?

So the Repair broken data links workflow in ArcGIS Pro is designed for map/scene layer and table data sources, not for project toolbox (.atbx) references. When you rename an .atbx in File Explorer, the project still points to the old filename/path, so the toolbox shows as broken—but that repair dialog won’t offer .atbx items to “repair,” so you won’t see the renamed toolbox listed. To fix it: 1. In the Catalog pane, under Project > Toolboxes, right-click the broken toolbox and Remove it. 2. Right-click Toolboxes > Add Toolbox, then browse to and add the renamed .atbx. Alternatively, rename the file back to its original name to immediately restore the reference. Repair broken data sources for layers and tables—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

I know in ArcGIS Experience Builder, you can create a predefined unique values in a specific order for the Query widget and Select widgets. I'm pretty sure the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer doesn't support a predefined or custom order list the way ExB does...

Is this a custom Pyton script tool by chance? If so, then you do see the "view details" message immediately after running the tool, close out of the tool, then you go back to geoprocessing history and the "view details" tool message is gone, right? There are some details in the following links about GP tool messages and how that works: Script tool messages | ArcGIS Pro documentation Understanding messages in script tools | ArcGIS Pro documentation

One workflow I can think of is you have two attribute fields, one call EPOCH or PERIOD where you have attribute values of MEDIEVAL, POST MEDIEVAL, IRON AGE, EARLY IRON AGE and so. Then another attribute field (short integer) that you field calculate where MEDIEVAL = 1 and POST MEDIEVAL = 2 and so on. If you want the attribute table to be permanently sorted by PERIOD, then use the Sort (Data Management Tools) | ArcGIS Pro documentation to sort by attribute. Is this what you're attempting to accomplish or am I off?

ArcGIS Pro writes GPMessages and creates the ImportLog folder in the project’s Home folder (the Home folder is also where Pro stores other “managed” project items). If you ever changed the Home folder, Pro does not move existing managed items from the old Home folder to the new one—so you can end up with GPMessages/ImportLog “outside” the folder you’re currently expecting. This is documented behavior: the Home folder “contains… geoprocessing messages” and changing it “does not move or copy” items from the previous home folder. Change current settings for a project—ArcGIS Pro Your Default Toolbox is on Microsoft OneDrive. Esri cautions that cloud storage services such as OneDrive are not supported unless stated otherwise, which can contribute to inconsistent behavior when items are referenced from synced locations. Projects in ArcGIS Pro

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Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Re: Symbology

Re: Label Classes: Copy to Multiple Maps?

Re: Build Pyramids environmental setting

Re: ArcGIS Pro Desktop 3.7 Update Issue

Re: Exporting/Copying stand alone table from one GDB to another converts GlobalID to text

Re: Convert a Multipatch feature into Line feature

Re: ArcGIS Pro - Renaming project file breaks toolbox connection with no repair prompt

Re: Sorting data by a predefined list

Re: Map text to coordinate layer

Re: Sorting data by a predefined list

Re: ArcGIS Pro - Renaming project file breaks toolbox connection with no repair prompt

Re: Sorting data by a predefined list

Re: Why Would GpMessages and ImportLog Save Outside of the Project's Home Folder?

Re: Sorting data by a predefined list

Re: Why Would GpMessages and ImportLog Save Outside of the Project's Home Folder?

Re: Label Classes: Copy to Multiple Maps?

Re: Append Tool ignores SQL expression

Re: Upside Down River Labels?

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