Hi, I have a map in my ArcGIS online account and need to add it it to my ArcGIS Pro project. I searched the help pages, and they all suggested opening a new (or additional) project via a Portal option. The trouble is that when look there all my folders are empty. There is nothing in MyContent, MyGroups etc. despite all my efforts to share the map from ArcGIS Online with my group, organization and even everyone. Could you please tell me what I do wrong?
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@Mikhail yes, like @David_Brooks said... in the upper right corner of ArcGIS Pro you should see your user name and the name of your organization. Like this:
The user name and organization name must be the same as the ArcGIS Online account where your web map is stored. You may be signed in to a different portal in Pro--or not be signed in to a portal at all.
These help topics may be useful:
@Mikhail in the too right of pro, is the active portal you're signed in as the agol account you're trying to access, or perhaps a different one that you're using to authenticate you're pro licence? You possibly need to switch the active portal.
Is this a map that you have authored in AGOL yourself, or someone else's? If someone else's, you won't access via mycontent or mygroups. It will be via the organisations groups.
@Mikhail yes, like @David_Brooks said... in the upper right corner of ArcGIS Pro you should see your user name and the name of your organization. Like this:
The user name and organization name must be the same as the ArcGIS Online account where your web map is stored. You may be signed in to a different portal in Pro--or not be signed in to a portal at all.
These help topics may be useful:
Thank you, I've managed to export the map! The only problem is that it was imported as a Web Map, and the tools I want to use do not recognise it as a raster dataset. Do I need to convert it to a dataset?
Hi it is quite easy. In the right side, click portal and then your map will be shown there. After that, right click-add and open. So it will be migrated from GIS online to GIS pro.