When I right-click on the scatter plot and select "add to layout", it adds the scatterplot but with a black box surrounding it on three sides (with the scatter plot in the upper left corner of the box). Resizing does nothing because it just reshapes the whole box and keeps the same black background with it. I have tried re-creating the scatter plot multiple times, have restarted my computer/ArcGIS multiple times, have even started again with the same original data and it still happens. ... View more

Hi all, I am new to building surveys on survey123, we are currently doing a tree survey app and we would like 3 of our "questions" to auto populate or outofill when the tree name is selected, this will then help the end user not guess and will help us to not have to go back and fix errors. is there a formula that we can use to "auto fill" 3 different lines? and if so may someone share this with me. thank you in advance ... View more

I have multiple feature layers under a feature data set and I need to combine it with another feature layer in order to create a choropleth map. Each of the feature layers is a polygon that represents a congressional district and and when I combine them together they turn into one shape and are no longer separate districts. I need to combine these layers into one and then combine that layer with a following Geo database feature class that spans across the districts. I need the districts to remain separate, but be under one feature data set ... View more

I have a csv file of emission data that are gridded by half degrees (-160--> -40.5 W, 50.5--> 75N). Because the values are in gridded format, I am unable to use XY table to point to create points of the data, because my lat/long values are not in a table format (I do not have x and y fields, because both the columns and rows have spatial meaning). Is there a way to convert this grid to points in Arc Pro? I have created a fishnet but I am unable to join the csv grid to it because again, there are no xy fields. I have attached a snap shot of the table for reference. Thank you!! ... View more

Hi everyone, When I tried to clip raster with several polygon shape files , I observed that some shape files worked, while some gave me an error (Error 001566). The error message indicates that input polygon may not be within raster layer. However, by checking the map, the failed polygon layer is inside of raster layer, so it seems just fine. What makes me confuse is that some input polygon worked just fine. I don't see any difference between the worked polygon and failed polygon. When I checked the error 001566 from following link, it may be due to overwrite error. 001566: Service overwrite error: failed to delete the service.—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  However, I'm not deleting or overwriting any files, just generating new file by clipping. And it doesn't make sense because some input polygon files are working. When I searched the solution, I found the following link. Error 000229 when trying to Clip  Although the error number is different, it may be causing the same error. One person responded that it worked by turning off background processing. However, since I'm using ArcGIS Pro, there is no option to change the setting of background processing. I'm wondering if anyone knows how to solve this issue with ArcGIS pro (now, I'm regretting to switch to pro). Thanks! ... View more