remove multiple unique labels from a single feature

matttrenk — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 15:33:53 GMT

I am using ArcGIS Pro 3.4.1. I have a feature class that has points representing addresses. Each address has a unique numeric code (field = service_location). Some of these addresses are apartment buildings. There is only one point and one code to represent the building, but the labeling shows ten different codes, each one is unique and stacked on top of each other (I assume these different codes represent each unit). I am not sure where these extra codes are coming from, as there is only one unique code for the building in the attribute table. For example, a point has a value for service_location = 123456, but in the map, the label shows ten stacked numbers: 123-456, 124-457, 125-458, etc. There is a labeling expression, but it is only to show the last three digits of the code: Right($feature.service_location, 3)

I only want the label to show the one code that is in the attribute table. Does anyone have any ideas where these extra labels with unique numbers are coming from and how I can remove them?

Re: remove multiple unique labels from a single feature

matttrenk — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 16:07:38 GMT

Solution: another labeling class was turned on. I turned that one off and now it shows the correct label.

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remove multiple unique labels from a single feature

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