I have a hex grid (polygons) containing a Point_Count field (an output of Summarize Within).
The FC contains around 163,000 rows.
The Point_Count field contains values between 1 and 1200.
However, whenever I try to do a graduated symbology, the Maximum is set to 661. When I look at statistics on the Symbology panel, it incorrectly lists the Maximum as 661. Thus, even if I manually set the histogram to 1200 max, it "snaps" back to 661 regardless. Consequently it will not symbolize around 200 polygons that represent values over 661.
I tested this error by doing the following:
- Creating a new feature class containing the same content and loading it from scratch (the previous layer was loaded and symbolized via script). No difference.
- Took the same data (both original and copied) and loaded it into QGIS 3.4. It picked up the correct min/max values without issue on both datasets.
My guess is that Pro is trying to be "helpful" somewhere but durned if I know how or why.
Crossposted from https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/319517/why-is-arcgis-pro-not-symbolizing-my-entire-range-of-...
Note: no specific data is required to recreate this - anyone can take a random cluster of dots across a grid of this size, run summarize within, and obtain a similar output. My cells are 50m radius (circle inside).
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Have you tried upping the Maximum sample size?
Have you tried upping the Maximum sample size?
Hey Kory, that did the trick. Because of the distribution I had to push it up to 163000 but it did work. Thanks!
Great. You might want to go over here and vote up if you haven't: https://community.esri.com/ideas/14414-no-sample-sized-reached-error-in-arcgis-pro