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How to create a horizontal legend in ArcPro 3.1?

Hornbydd

All,

A colleague has created the following legend in ArcPro from a polygon dataset using unique values, so this is not a raster colour ramp. We simply turned off border display and change a legend property to reduce the gaps between the patches to zero.

But the client wants the symbology to be horizontal, here is a crude cut example by me using MS paint of what they want:

I can't work out for the life of me how one rotates the items in the legend to be horizontal, any carto experts out there with a killer solution?

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wayfaringrob

Here we go: with the legend item selected in the legend portion of the TOC, there's a dropdown on the element pane for 'type':

I just tested this out with both unique & graduated symbology and it worked.

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Hornbydd

Ahhhh! I did not have the layer selected in the legend in the TOC, so that option did not appear.

Nice one, thank you so much! Here is a well deserved virtual 🍺.

wayfaringrob

Here we go: with the legend item selected in the legend portion of the TOC, there's a dropdown on the element pane for 'type':

I just tested this out with both unique & graduated symbology and it worked.

wayfaringrob

I thought they added horizontal legends in 3.1? If not, I've converted to graphics in the past and gone from there; not ideal, but it usually works fine.

danretired

partial solution since I rarely make maps

rotate the legend

set the spacing between class to 0 pt

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