I have a series of points associated with a raster attribute field in the FC table. Those raster attributes are logos. I'm trying to symbolize the points in my map with those logos. Has anyone tried to do something like this? I can't figure out how to get the points to uniquely display based on that raster attribute field, but seems like it should be simple. Using ArcGIS Pro. Any ideas?
Thank you.
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Yes, and it's not immediately obvious. You may also run into issues depending on the type of raster file.
Assuming you have the correct Raster types:
Select Single Symbol as the dropdown in the very first symbology tab.
click on the symbol picture to take you to a menu with 2 headings - Gallery, Properties.
Go to Properties tab at the top, then select 'allow symbol property connections' from the hamburger icon on the top right.
Go to the layers tab just below 'properties' it's the 3 stacked sheets/layers icon. Select 'Picture Marker' from the dropdwon below that.
In 'appearance' Style box, click the geodatabase icon and select your raster field.
select appropriate point size for the icon. Apply/Save.
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Yes, and it's not immediately obvious. You may also run into issues depending on the type of raster file.
Assuming you have the correct Raster types:
Select Single Symbol as the dropdown in the very first symbology tab.
click on the symbol picture to take you to a menu with 2 headings - Gallery, Properties.
Go to Properties tab at the top, then select 'allow symbol property connections' from the hamburger icon on the top right.
Go to the layers tab just below 'properties' it's the 3 stacked sheets/layers icon. Select 'Picture Marker' from the dropdwon below that.
In 'appearance' Style box, click the geodatabase icon and select your raster field.
select appropriate point size for the icon. Apply/Save.
All shown here Solved: Re: Can you import multiple geocoded png files as ... - Esri Community
Thank you David! I thought I was missing something that should have been simple, but clearly it wasn't quite that easy. I got part way there a couple of times, but you've got me over the finish line. Much appreciated!