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In ArcGIS Pro version 2.5.1, the reverse ordering issue for legends still seems to be broken. The order of the numbers change but the color patches don't so the connection between a raster legend and the map is broken... reporting incorrect info.

RolandDuhaime

This is a screen capture of a map with a raster in ArcGIS Pro 2.5.1. I clicked the circle area in the upper right of the map... and the pixel value shows it should be the darker colors (76.7)... I know that the reverse ordering bug was allegedly fixed in this release (Esri: “BUG-000128246), but I am still seeing problems with it.

Thanks,

Roland

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andrewcollins12

Liam, Mark, whoever else reads this,

This has not been resolved. I'm still experiencing this issue in 2.9.1.

LiamMurray1

Hi,

Was this ever resolved? The same issue is apparent in 2.8.1

MarkSzegner

Hi, I am having exactly this issue too with 2.5.1. No matter what combination of More>Reverse ordering - More>Reverse Symbol order - Color>Reverser Order, I cannot get the desired Legend of showing highest values with darkest colours from top to bottom, and worst of all you can end up with the map showing incorrect colours hence values compared to the Legend.

It is a raster data showing population at 1km grid res that I am trying to symbolize correctly for a Map.

The first screenshot shows the map correctly symbolized after I chosse a color and classification scheme:

The 2nd shows what happens if I use More>Symbols>Reverse Order, still technically correct but it only chanegd the color order not the values.

So to try and get the correct order of values I choose More>Reverse ordeing and in the contents layer legend, symbology panel and map legend I get the desired order for colours & values but the map data itself now incorrectly shows darker areas as high values etc (see first screenshot for correct map values).

the pixel value of the centre of this extracts dark area is 11.37 so should be in the last class <169.71

RolandDuhaime

This is the raster file to try: http://www.edc.uri.edu/personal/roland/download/GeoNet/NOAA_Weather_Kriging.zip

I was just able to recreate the problem in a new ArcGIS Pro 2.5.1 session... using this data set.

I hope this helps.

RolandDuhaime

Thanks Kory, I am just seeing that this post received new activity. Yes, the "Reverse ordering" (under More) option is reversing the order in the legend but not staying in sink with the legend patch colors... so it appears to be broken... right clicking on the "Color" doesn't resolve the issue.

KoryKramer

As far as I can tell, that bug was not referring to rasters.

When working with vector data in 2.5.1, I see that there is an option to Reverse order for the values:

and Reverse symbol order when I right-click on Symbol

Both appear to be working correctly.

Now, for the raster case, there is only an option to Reverse ordering of the color, not the values.

Roland, have you tried More > Reverse ordering?

I think that by using that you can control the order of the values, and right-clicking Color you can switch the color order.

Knowing that, are you able to represent your data correctly?

Robert LeClair

Roland - as you mentioned and I'm seeing this on the internals is that BUG-000128246 was fixed at AGP 2.5.1 but it is interesting that you're still seeing the issue.

The workaround is the following - Right-click the Upper Value column and choose to Reverse Order twice to reflect the changes in the Contents pane."

I'm also cc'ing Kory Kramer‌ to get some additional eyes on this GeoNet thread.

danretired

Yes, it is convoluted

https://community.esri.com/community/my-esri/blog/2018/08/16/why-can-t-i-submit-cases-or-how-i-became-an-authorized-caller-and-reported-my-issue

Esri Technical Support‌ is a good place to posts or Share these types of questions.

RolandDuhaime

Hi Dan,

Hopefully Esri tech support monitors these postings because this is a serious problem that will impact a lot of ArcGIS Pro users. I am pretty low on the chain of command to access Esri tech support directly, so this is the most efficient way for me to post significant issues like this to the GIS and Esri community. #Esri #TechSupport‌

danretired

You would be advised to report this to Tech Support to ensure that this geets looked at.

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