Latest Contributions by KoryKramer

Hi Rene Pretorius‌ - are you using the Synchronize with map settings? If so, what about the synchronize doesn't work for you?  Are you adding items to the legend that are not visible in the map?  Maybe providing a screenshot would be helpful.   Thank you! ... View more

Thanks for letting us know, Scott.  I just tried the import MXD workflow, and things still look to be working as expected for me (MXD created in ArcMap 10.5.1, imported to Pro 2.0.1). Glad you have it working now. Cheers ... View more

Thank you for the excellent detail, halmaia  I've updated the status to Reviewed for voting. Thanks again for taking the time to provide a very clear understanding of the issue and request! Oh, and remember to up vote your idea:) ... View more

Hi Richard Fairhurst‌  I wanted to check in on this idea to gain some clarity on the exact steps you're taking so that we can understand the requirement.  Can you detail out the steps a bit more starting with "when I use the Create Relate tool in ArcGIS Pro" and provide some associated screenshots?  That will help us see the difference you're trying to point out between ArcMap and Pro. Thank you! ... View more

Hi Aaron Francis‌  If I understand what you're asking for, this can be accomplished with a layer file: Saving layers and layer packages—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  I did a quick test and those numeric formatting properties are stored in the layer file, so when you add that .lyr into a new, blank map, the formatting is preserved.  You can also add the .lyr into a new ArcGIS Pro project and the formatting is preserved there as well. Does that help? ... View more

Hi Aaron Francis‌  If I understand what you're asking for, this can be accomplished with a layer file: Saving layers and layer packages—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  I did a quick test and those numeric formatting properties are stored in the layer file, so when you add that .lyr into a new, blank map, the formatting is preserved.  You can also add the .lyr into a new ArcGIS Pro project and the formatting is preserved there as well. Does that help? ... View more

Hi Scott, Would it be possible for you to share with me the data you're symbolizing?  I will ping you off of this thread and we can see if we can reproduce the issue.  From what we can tell on our side, if using the Manual classification method to symbolize the layer, then save the lyrx file and use the Apply Symbology From Layer tool... all that should work without changing values or labels.  I'll ping you offline to see if we can make headway on this. ... View more

Hi Akos, Where would the Z value come from?  Is there an attribute with a Z value, or would you expect it to be derived from a surface?   Would either of these tools accomplish what you're looking to do? Feature To 3D By Attribute—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Interpolate Shape—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

The idea is valid, but I just wanted to share that if you hide panes on the side, you'll get the entire screen width for your attribute table: ... View more

Thank you for providing additional information.  I'm still not entirely clear about the underlying reason of why this is needed - what is the pain point, what is difficult about georeferencing now that implementing a side by side view would resolve? Between using the Fit to Display and setting transparency on the image being georeferenced, are you not able to orient and add the control points?   Thank you! ... View more

Thanks to Duncan Hornby‌ for providing that response.  I was going to respond with this: Feature To Point—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop and in addition to what Duncan wrote, there is also a Default Output Z Value (Environment setting)—Geoprocessing | ArcGIS Desktop  This idea will be marked as Already Offered. ... View more

Hi progis99‌ Could you please expand in the idea's description, and maybe even include a screenshot or two to better describe what you're looking for?  The current title and description don't describe the issue in enough detail to understand what is being requested. Thank you! ... View more

Thank you! ... View more

Philippe Chessel‌ The idea is valid, but I was just wondering if you've had any success using the Extent parameter: Consolidate Map—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop  Specify the extent by manually entering the coordinates in the extent parameter using the format X-Min Y-Min X-Max Y-Max. To use the extent of a specific layer, specify the layer name. MAXOF —Union of inputs MINOF —Intersection of inputs DISPLAY —Same extent as current display <Layer> —Same extent as specified layer Depending on the nature of the data, using the Display extent could dramatically reduce what is consolidated.  Again, not saying this is the same as honoring the definition query, just wondering if it is something you've tried and why or why not that might not work. Cheers ... View more

Leaders are available in ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro in the layout.  This could be helpful for a limited number of inset maps but could get cluttered if a large number of insets are being used.  I just wanted to share this existing functionality for those who might review this idea: ... View more