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ArcGIS Pro 2.5: How to show thousands separator on labels?

JamalNUMAN

I couldn’t figure out how to show thousands separator on labels. In ArcMap, the format of labels respects the format of values in the attribute table. This is sounds not to be applicable in Pro

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DanPatterson_Retired

"{:,} python format string syntax. Other languages have there own

TyceHerrman

Here are two previous threads with your question and the link they both point to.

Thousands separator for labels in ArcGIS Pro

https://community.esri.com/thread/207565-how-to-change-format-of-numeric-labels-in-pro

How To: Add thousands separators to labels in ArcGIS Pro

JamalNUMAN

Many thanks guys for the help

It works for me with the code below

text($feature.Female, '#,###')

AhmadSALEH1

You still can use the numbers formating as the following, but don't forget to Save your edits to the fields

The result

JamalNUMAN

Many thanks Ahmad for the help

It appears that labeling doesn’t respect the format the values have in the table in case of Join!

What could be the issue here?

JayJohnsonWashoeCounty

Ah, the old "invisible ellipses". Thanks.

JamalNUMAN

If the vbscript or jscript languages are used then the format in the table is reflected in the map label as shown in the screenshot below. This fails in case of python or arcade

GarmerWilliam

Arcade labels ignore the numeric formatting in the feature class, making it necessary to format the field in the label expression. It's an annoyance, but it does allow for the same field to be formatted in multiple ways, either in the same or in separate expressions.

Example - I often label polygons with their area values in both square feet and acres, using some variant of the following:

Text($feature['SHAPE.AREA'], '#,###sf') + textformatting.newline + Text($feature['SHAPE.AREA']/43560, '(#,###.##ac)')

This gives me a multi-line label with the square foot area on the first line, and the acreage (in parentheses) on the second line, i.e.

1,600sf

(0.04ac)

The format in the Text tag ('#,###.##ac') adds thousands separators, specifies two decimal places, and adds the textual suffix to the value, and of course the /43560 divides the square footage to obtain the acreage.

JamalNUMAN

Example:

Text($feature.Density, '#.###')

KeithAddison1

To tack on to this one - I had to close and reopen the aprx for the commas to show in the label.

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