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Display a label not the value

davidchamberlain2

Hi all,

This will be easy...I just know it! I am trying to display the labels on the map before publishing to portal but they exist only as labels(not domains) with associated coded values. I will attach a snip of how thing look in pro. I can only get the codes to appear in the map (AP1 for example) when what I want is 'Pond'. Can anyone help please?

Thanks

Dave

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DavidPike

Ah I see, looks like you may have to' create the label classes from the symbology'.

described here (be aware to untick the 'Color' box as that will create a label of the same symbol colour and then not be visible.. :

community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/how-to-label-based-on-quot-label-quot-value-in/td-p/1205765

You'd then have to then go into each Class and type 'Pond' , 'River' into the box etc.

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DavidPike

Ah I see, looks like you may have to' create the label classes from the symbology'.

described here (be aware to untick the 'Color' box as that will create a label of the same symbol colour and then not be visible.. :

community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/how-to-label-based-on-quot-label-quot-value-in/td-p/1205765

You'd then have to then go into each Class and type 'Pond' , 'River' into the box etc.

davidchamberlain2

Hi David,

The snip was just to show the coded values and label names. I have previously tried what you suggest above and used that Arcade expression. I tried again just now but no joy. The labels arent domains. The data was downloaded from a third party and the symbology imported from a .lyr file. So the symbology is fine and the codes are matched with the labels but I think thats the depth of it, no domains. Do you have any other suggestions I could try?

Thanks

Dave

DavidPike

You're looking at the symbology there which doesn't affect the labels. If you right-click on the layer in the ToC and go to Labelling Properties - you can choose the Arcade expression you require i.e.

DomainName($feature, 'yourLabelFieldName')

It may not have done this automatically due to your Field options. If you go to the attribute table (right-click on the layer in the ToC ) and click on the hamburger icon at the top-right - you should see an option to 'Show domain and subtype descriptions'.

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