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TOGGLE REFERENCE SCALE - COMMAND

Robnull

Hi, i have a question

In ArcMAP there was the command "TOGGLE REFERENCE SCALE". In Arcgis PRO this command no longer exist.

I kindly ask you if you can tell me a way to quickly recreate that command in ArcGIS PRO (with the same practicality and speed of execution).

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Robert LeClair

Not that I'm aware of...unfortunately. You may want to create an ArcGIS Idea for this item so it gets visibility with the development team. Those closest thing I saw on existing ideas was this - Selection options – Scale selection symbols when a... - Esri Community - but it's not exactly what you're looking for I know.

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Robnull

the step I found to speed up one click is to create a custom bar by placing options.

They then suggested me to work with a double screen, making a duplicate of the Map and putting one scaled map and one not.

Thanks so much for the support

Robert LeClair

Robnull

Hi, I've tried it. It does the same works as "Toggle Reference Scale", but it does it only for 1 layer at time, and you have to open properties -> display -> click

there isn't a way to make the button universal for all layer with 1 click and make it accessible with just 1 click ? Just like the old button in Arcmap!

Thanks 🙂

Robert LeClair

In ArcMap, the Toggle Reference Scale tool was available via the Production Mapping extension as referenced here - Toggling reference scale for edited representations—ArcMap | Documentation

I've looked for similar functionality in ArcGIS Pro and "think" this may be what you're looking for - go to the Layer Properties of your layer in the Contents Pane, click the Display tab and under Scale there is a checkbox "Scale symbols when a reference scale is set" - is this what you're looking for? If not, please let me know what specifically you're looking for. Thank you!

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