Latest Contributions by WendyHarrison

Solutions have been offered in the comments. ... View more

Hi Wesley, It is still possible to snap annotation features to other features. You can snap both the annotation feature anchor point and the vertices on the annotation baseline while editing. Our support team can help you if you have any further questions about this. thanks Wendy ... View more

Hi Wesley, Could you elaborate on this request? thanks ... View more

@Vandal_WSU the easiest way to get the data to us is to go through Technical Support.  you can reach them here https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support once it's logged they will notify us and we can look into it. thanks Wendy ... View more

Feature-linked annotation will give you annotation that updates when updates are made to the base feature. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/annotation/annotation.htm ... View more

thanks for bringing this to our attention.  we will work at improving the accessibility for this workflow ... View more

Thanks for posting this idea.  We're going to look into it. ... View more

Thanks for submitting this idea.  We'll look into it and see how we can best link in the documentation. ... View more

A good place to start when working with text is the Add text on a map topic.  Part way down is a chart that will take you through different tasks and how to do them with labels, graphic text on a map and geodatabase annotation. If you’re not interested in the overhead of geodatabase annotation you can convert your labels to graphic text and then edit as needed. To have the text elements scale like labels you will need to remove the reference scale from the graphics layer. Convert labels to annotation main topic Convert labels to graphics tool topic To just create a handful of text by pulling the strings from features you can use a graphics layer and the auto text tool.     what limitations are you running into using arcade expressions? ... View more

Labels are dynamically placed by the label engine.  Geodatabase annotation and graphic text are static and can be edited. If text is needing to be edited it will need to be geodatabase annotation or graphic text. What is the issue with this one label?  Maybe we need to back up and look at the problem label and then come at it from there. for your additional issue - "centering the text caused it to disappear" - can you provide more info? ... View more

A good place to start when working with text is the Add text on a map topic.  Part way down is a chart that will take you through different tasks and how to do them with labels, graphic text on a map and geodatabase annotation. If you’re not interested in the overhead of geodatabase annotation you can convert your labels to graphic text and then edit as needed. To have the text elements scale like labels you will need to remove the reference scale from the graphics layer. Convert labels to annotation main topic Convert labels to graphics tool topic To just create a handful of text by pulling the strings from features you can use a graphics layer and the auto text tool.  To then not label those features use an sql query on the label class to prevent those features from labeling ... View more

back to the original thread This may be the piece of information that I wasn’t understanding.   "Since I can do this process for the same template but with change in datasource, for now, in my project six sources to parse, having to reflag my labelling is stupid.  In arcmap its work seamlessly leaving my template ready for the next conversion."   Are you converting the labels to annotation for one geographical location and then changing the template data source so that it looks at another geographical location?  And this is why the labels still being on isn’t an issue because there is no annotation in that area as it was converted for a completely different geographical location? ... View more

I put 3.0.1 onto my machine and was unable to reproduce this issue of empty attribute tables.  Please contact Technical support and an analyst can look into it with you  I'll get back to looking into your original request now   You can reach our Support Services department at 1-888-377-4575, Monday–Friday, 5:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. PST, or http://support.esri.com/contact-tech-support. If you are outside the U.S., use the link above to find the office that supports your country or region. ... View more