Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

@GBacon - thank you for reaching out about this error message for Step 10p.  I've reproduced the error and will forward to the Content Team for further investigation.  @TimothyHales  ... View more

No solution as of yet.  Question - are you using a file geodatabase or an enterprise geodatabase? ... View more

@RyanH_dnr  - I would recommend reaching out to Esri Support Services to start an incident ticket to see if they can assist you better. ... View more

Yes, you can monitor this bug status here - BUG-000163295 for ArcGIS Pro (esri.com) ... View more

Likely the appdata is hidden in your file explorer but you can type appdata after the last / to get to it.  There is a Tech Support document on how to do a soft reset here - How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset (esri.com) ... View more

There is an ENH-000151250 - "Functionality to have alias name for Raster datasets and Mosaic Datasets stored in a File Geodatabase.'  Only workaround that I'm seeing in the internals is to export the *.tif to a geodatabase raster with the output raster dataset name written exactly as you'd like it. ... View more

True - you could use the Labeling tab->Label Class group and create an expression for a label class where 'inset = 'yes' or something similar. ... View more

@melisahansen - as of 7/15/24, its status is still "in the product plan."  I don't see any new updates unfortunately. ... View more

Although the tool has not created geometry yet for HI based upon the error code - there's a Support Page here - 040401: NULL geometry ignored. ObjectID = <value>.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation - that identifies the error code and solution. What is the input format of the table?  One thing to try is make a new copy of the table, save it out as an Excel or CSV file. What is the coordinate system used by the points in the non-spatial table?   ... View more

One idea is to create a new attribute in the layer called Extent_Indicator.  Then calculate it 'yes' or 'no'.  From there use Definition Query on the layer to only draw those points that have a value of 'yes'.  Then label those items. ... View more

Great to hear you're working with Esri Support on this one.  A few other things to try: 1) Clear cache of the software: In order to clear cache of the software kindly launch ArcGIS Pro > click Settings > click Options > click Display. Click the Clear cache box > click Ok > restart application. 2) Option Check: Launch ArcGIS Pro > click Settings > click Options > click Display. Change the Antialiasing mode to Fast (default) or Normal. Change the Rendering quality from Best toward Low. Uncheck the Enable hardware antialiasing check box. Change the Rendering engine from DirectX to OpenGL.  If this does not lead to a performance improvement, switch back to DirectX. 3) Repair software: In order to repair the software, kindly; close the applications. Open Control Panel > under Programs and Features > click Uninstall Programs. Right click on ArcGIS Pro > click uninstall/change. Once the small installation windows opened, click repair > hit next a few time > click Finish. Relaunch project and observed the layout tab. If this workaround does not helped is resolving the issue, kindly proceed with the workaround 4. ... View more

When I see strange behavior such as this, I always recommend a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro.  You can learn more about it here - How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset (esri.com) ... View more

Testing this on my ArcGIS Pro and this appears to be expected behavior when you add a new field to the Unique Symbology item.  I'd recommend you add both fields first, then create the symbology second.  That way it doesn't remove the formatting. ... View more

@Maine - by chance are you using the Explore tool on a temporary layer (create layer from selected features)?  If so, there is BUG-000168426 - In ArcGIS Pro, when a feature in a (temporary) layer made up of selected features (created by first making a selection of features on a feature layer using Select By Attributes, and then right click on the layer > Selection > Make Layer From Selected Features)) is selected by the Explore tool (using a left mouse-click), the corresponding pop-out will show attributes for all the features within the layer and not just for the selected feature. ... View more