Latest Contributions by JenniferCadkin

Snap to Feature pull right is available on the context menu, starting at Pro 2.6. ... View more

@Anonymous User What are the Labels used for?  ... View more

In Pro this is accomplished via a GP tool called 'Make Route Event Layer' Go to Analysis tab, choose Tools then search on 'Route' (or similar) to find this and related GP tools. ... View more

I am testing editing of dates in the Attributes pane and the Feature Template Active Template pane in ArcGIS Pro 2.5.  When tabbing through the Attribute grid, click either the up or down arrow on keyboard to set a date field to the current date and time, and then click Enter key to apply.   Hopefully this helps.   -Jennifer ... View more

Thank you for sharing the video.  I would like to emphasize, as you do in the video, that Map view focus is key when copying/pasting features.  Because editing shares the clipboard with all of Pro (e.g. copying and pasting layers), focus matters. Regarding shortcut keys from an earlier comment, CTRL+ALT+V is working for Paste Special at 2.5.  Whether using the Map or Edit tab, or Shortcut keys (CTRL+C, CTRL+V, CTRL+ALT+V) the map view needs to have focus for copying and pasting features.  Map view has focus when the map view tab is dark blue. ... View more

Hi Justin, This is by design.  Whenever you apply a geometry edit, e.g. move an annotation feature with the Anno edit tool and hit F2 or apply on the edit toolbar, the feature will exit the tool's mode.  This is by design and applicable to all edit tools, not just Annotation edit tool. At 2.5, we added an enhancement to apply in progress geometry edits when an attribute is changed.  Prior to 2.5, in progress geometry edits were discarded with an attribute change. Thanks, Jennifer ... View more

Follow Feature options for curved and straight are now available in Pro 2.5.  You can access the options dialog when the Follow Feature Construction tool is active by right clicking and choosing Options or using the 'O' shortcut key. ... View more

With the Edit Vertices tool, you will be able to modify the parts of a multi-part annotation- including rotation and changing segment types.   Additional multi-part editing capabilities in the Annotation edit tool are not yet available.   ... View more

Hi Heather, Can you try these steps and let me know if they address your requirement for adding the geometry? 1.  Open the Attribute Table for the layer with the unplaced features 2.  Select one of rows for an unplaced feature 3.  From edit tab, choose Modify to open the Modify Features pane 4.  Choose Replace Geometry--> sketch the feature geometry and hit F2 to finish 5.  Repeat for another feature by changing the selection in the table For the attributes, you can Copy and paste attributes for selected features and records from the Attribute pane  Transfer attributes from one feature to another using the Transfer Attributes tool on the Modify Features pane  Thanks, Jennifer ... View more

After updating the attribute in the table, are you hitting the enter key or otherwise activating a different record before creating another point feature? ... View more

Can you document your ArcMap workflow to help me understand what you need?   ... View more

If you need to create a donut hole in an existing polygon, you can also use Continue Feature ... View more