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Problem with unique value simbology

Jose_FranciscoSánchez_Díaz

I'm making a Nature Reserve map and I have a problem with simbology.
I used unique values in several layers. I symbolized all data but I always have "other values" into legend.
Is posible to avoid this?
Thankyou!
Here is the map:
http://apps.arcgis.com/hosted/OnePane/basicviewer/index.html?appid=4541f98da882422ca58aeff292d20fd9

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JasonBarnes

it's not hard to do.

When viewing your web map details (not the map itself), click the Open button and View in Explorer Online.

Thanks,

Mike

Worked perfectly. Thanks Mike.

MikeMinamiP1

it's not hard to do.

When viewing your web map details (not the map itself), click the Open button and View in Explorer Online.

Thanks,

Mike

JasonBarnes

As far as I can remember, this has not changed. I assume you are seeing it.

Thanks,

Mike

Mike,

Yes I am seeing "others" in the legend and would like to remove it. I'm not familiar with arcgis explorer online so haven't gone the route of the workaround stated above.

Jason

MikeMinamiP1

As far as I can remember, this has not changed. I assume you are seeing it.

Thanks,

Mike

JasonBarnes

At this time, there is no way to turn this off in ArcGIS.com Map Viewer.

Thanks,

Mike

Mike,

I see this post is rather old. Is there still no way to avoid getting "others" in the legend for a map in a web application?

Thanks,

Jason

Jose_FranciscoSánchez_Díaz

Thank you!!!! It works perfect!

RupertEssinger

To prevent the 'Other values' class appearing, open your web map in ArcGIS Explorer Online and do the symbolization there instead of in the ArcGIS.com map viewer. The 'Other values' class won't appear in the legend when the map is viewed in either client.

MikeMinamiP1

At this time, there is no way to turn this off in ArcGIS.com Map Viewer.

Thanks,

Mike

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