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Time data

RusselKlueg

So I am trying to create a time lapse video of some data points that my agency has collected. The points are occurring in Chicago and California so I would like to create two data frames to display the information. I want the 2 data frames so that I can zoom in on both areas. My issue is that I have no clue how to make both data frames update as one, if it is even possible.

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WilliamCraft

I assume you're talking about ArcMap and not a web application. You can only view one data frame at a time within ArcMap. In other words, only one can be active at a time.

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WilliamCraft

I assume you're talking about ArcMap and not a web application. You can only view one data frame at a time within ArcMap. In other words, only one can be active at a time.

RusselKlueg

Yes ArcMap 10.2 for desktop. And thank you! Thats what I figured but I was hoping I was wrong

WilliamCraft

No problem! Please mark the correct answer with the green check next to my post above.

RusselKlueg

Mr. Craft,

I apologize I forgot to mark your answer as correct:( But it looks like an admin took care of it. I just wanted to say sorry for forgetting you

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