idea Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values in ArcGIS Pro Ideas

Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values

JuneSkeeter — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 20:36:58 GMT

When working with the chart plots in layout view, the R2 value rounds inconsistently (sometimes to the tenth, sometimes to the hundredth). Further, it rounds the values incorrectly in some circumstances. Eg. it rounds 0.05678149532 to 0.06 in the chart tab, but shows it as 0.07 on the map?

Re: Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values

KoryKramer — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 22:02:16 GMT

Hi @JuneSkeeter Thank you for submitting this idea. For the comparison that you are making between the r-squared value in the chart vs. the r-squared value in the chart frame in the layout, have you unchecked the property to 'Only show chart data that is visible in the map frame'

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/layouts/charts.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_460C164465B54CE6B990677F3D23558E

If the map frame is not displaying all of the data, then the data used in the chart frame will be a subset of the full dataset by default.

Hopefully that helps explain that part. If it resolves the inconsistency you're describing, could you please remove that from the idea as it makes it sound more like a bug than an idea? Thank you.

So now for the idea, could you please add some detail about what you are looking for? It sounds like you would like to be able to control the r-squared display, correct? You would like to be able to control whether r-squared shows tenths, hundredths, thousandths, and control rounding options? Please add some more detail about what you would like to see.

Thank you!

Re: Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values

JuneSkeeter — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 22:45:51 GMT

Hi,

It is both a bug and a request? I contacted ESRI support and they were unable to address my issue and told me to post here.

1) Yes, control over rounding would be nice (tenth vs. hundreth) would be nice for consistency sake if for instance I'm trying to show two plots.

2) I can confirm that zooming does change the R2 values displayed on the chart layout pane (First vs. Second Screenshot). Unchecking "Only show chart data visible in the map frame" does resolve this (Third screenshot).

- However, if I click Filter by extent in the Chart pane (Fourth screenshot) there is still an inconsistency in the way the R2 value is displayed in the chart window vs the chart layout. So its unclear which R2 value I should "trust"?

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Re: Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values

KoryKramer — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 23:28:12 GMT

Thanks @JuneSkeeter

As far as I can tell there isn't a bug here. But if you feel there is, you can certainly pursue that through the open case with Technical Support.

"Unchecking "Only show chart data visible in the map frame" does resolve this (Third screenshot)."

Excellent!

"However, if I click Filter by extent in the Chart pane (Fourth screenshot) there is still an inconsistency in the way the R2 value is displayed in the chart window vs the chart layout. So its unclear which R2 value I should "trust"?"

Unfortunately your screenshots did not come through so I'm unable to see what you're referring to. I think that *maybe* I understand what you're talking about... take a look at this quick video walking through how the filtering will work depending on what map/view/frame is active: Chart Filtering

Does that help?

Re: Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values

JuneSkeeter — Tue, 16 Feb 2021 21:31:58 GMT

Hi Kory,

It does clarify things a bit. But I still think there is something weird going on? I've attached a short 2.5 min screen share highlighting the issue/confusion?

Tech support has followed up w/ me again as well so I'll pass the video onto them as well.

Thanks,

(view in My Videos)

Re: Consistent and flexible roudning in chart R2 values

KoryKramer — Thu, 18 Feb 2021 23:56:25 GMT

Thanks for the video. That helps. I don't have an immediate explanation for the difference in value you are seeing between the chart frame and the chart. I am not able to reproduce that behavior using my data. Please continue to work on this through technical support.

Thank you.