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In ArcMap I can select the "Go To XY" tool, input my X and Y values, and then select the "Add Point" button and a marker is created at that location. Does ArcGis Pro have this fuctionality.

BENNYROBERTS

Adding a "Marker" in Pro.

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Robert_LeClair

Benny - yes, you can do this in AGP as well - it's just a little different. On the Map core tab, in the Inquiry group, click the Locate command. In the Locate Pane, type in your XY coordinates, hit Enter. The results are populated in the Locate Pane. Right-click on the one of interest and select Zoom To or Pan To. If a Point feature class exists in the Map View, then you choose "Add to feature class" and then it's stored in your geodatabase or shapefile. Hope this helps!

MikeVolz

What if there are multiple point feature classes in your map view, how does Pro know which point feature class to add the point to if you are always in editable mode?

Robert_LeClair

One thought that comes to mind is in the Contents Pane, select List by Editing and disable all point feature classes save for the one you want to add the point to. Should work fine.

MikeVolz

Why would "Add to Feature Class" be grayed out if it is stored in a file geodatabase that I just created myself?

Scott_Harris

Hi Benny,

Here is an editing-centric method for creating a point feature at a specific XYZ location:

1. Add a point feature class to the map if you don't have one already. You can use Map Notes if you want :

2. From the Edit tab > click Create:

3. From the Create Features pane, choose the point template:

4. Right click on the map and choose Absolute X,Y,Z (or use the F6 keyboard shortcut):

5. Choose the desired location units, type in your values and hit ENTER:

6. The point will be created at that location and will be selected. You can zoom to the location if needed by using this button on the bottom right corner of the map:

Relevant link for this:

Specify an x,y,z location—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop

Thanks,

Scott

ThomasColson

I believe the OP is referring to the capability discussed in https://community.esri.com/ideas/13658 .

BENNYROBERTS

Thanks very much Scott, this procedure does exactly what I need.

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