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ArcPro Map Series - Page Name in Legend

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04-08-2026 12:27 PM
ZoranSmaic
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I have 8 tracts with different  owner names. How can I have the "Tract of Interet" named tract display that tracts OWNER for each map series page? I"m unable to find any useful help via the interweb 🙂 Thank you!

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AlfredBaldenweck
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Oh, just symbolize by unique value and then make all the symbols the same. Screenshot 2026-04-09 065834.png

Then have your legend item only show features visible in the map extent.

You might need to pair with a Page Query depending on your needs

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MErikReedAugusta
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Is that owner information present in the same feature class that's driving the Map Series?

If so, this is relatively straightforward.  You'll want the attribute property in the dynamic text options, which you can find here.

If that owner information is stored somewhere else, like a Related Table, this gets slightly more complicated, depending on the relationship and/or data structures in question.

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M Reed
"The pessimist may be right oftener than the optimist, but the optimist has more fun, and neither can stop the march of events anyhow." — Lazarus Long, in Time Enough for Love, by Robert A. Heinlein
ZoranSmaic
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I know how to do the attribute table via map series dynamic text. But, still do not know how to turn the "tracts of interest" to show JOHNNY ROTTEN in its place. 

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AlfredBaldenweck
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Oh, just symbolize by unique value and then make all the symbols the same. Screenshot 2026-04-09 065834.png

Then have your legend item only show features visible in the map extent.

You might need to pair with a Page Query depending on your needs

MErikReedAugusta
MVP Regular Contributor

Ah, displaying it in the legend is quite a bit different; missed that part of the puzzle.  Alfred's solution is indeed how I would (and have) accomplish that.

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M Reed
"The pessimist may be right oftener than the optimist, but the optimist has more fun, and neither can stop the march of events anyhow." — Lazarus Long, in Time Enough for Love, by Robert A. Heinlein
ZoranSmaic
Occasional Contributor

I did Alfreds, but I cheated. I did a map series and made a copy of the series to get the individual maps 🙂

MErikReedAugusta
MVP Regular Contributor

Glad to hear you got it working!

Remember to hit "Accept as Solution" when someone's suggestion works for you, because it helps ESRI and us MVPs track things on the boards.

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M Reed
"The pessimist may be right oftener than the optimist, but the optimist has more fun, and neither can stop the march of events anyhow." — Lazarus Long, in Time Enough for Love, by Robert A. Heinlein
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