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jlivesey‌ Thank you for submitting the idea.  Can you provide some more detail (maybe include a screenshot) about where you want to be able to sort the domain values and some context for how this will help your work?  Some more details will help us understand the use case.  Thank you! ... View more

Have you opened a case with technical support re: Pro crashing when importing your MXD?  I think that would be a good step.  Let me know if that isn't possible and we can work offline to see about getting your MXD to test. ... View more

MPCGroup_Admin  What version of ArcMap are you using?  The screenshot looks like the search is being done for 10.5, but when I search, even using the installed help, I don't find that warning (001922) in the 10.5 help.   For ArcMap, I'd suggest searching for errors and warnings using the installed Help: You'll see something like this: Online help searchability for errors and warnings has been improved for ArcGIS Pro: ... View more

ecl_robson_d‌ The CRS is not relevant at the Project level per se.  You're correct that you can set in the Project Options a default CRS for a project, but that takes place in any new Map or Scene added to the Project.  So, it is in the Map or Scene that the transformation check is done.  If I have a Map in my Project that has GCS NAD 1983 set as the CRS, and I add data that has a CRS of WGS 1984, I should get a warning if I've checked the warning option that you and George_Thompson-esristaff‌ mention.  However, just because the default for my Project may be GCS NAD 1983, doesn't mean that I can't add a new Map altogether that has a CRS of CA State Plane Zone V... So when an MXD is imported with a coordinate system that is different from the Project's default, that is fine.  There is no conflict between different Maps in the Project (remember that different Maps in a Project are like different data frames in ArcMap, and one very good use for them is exactly so that you can have different coordinate systems in the same map in ArcMap, and in the same Project in ArcGIS Pro).  The fact that you've checked to get a warning when transformations are necessary will still apply if you try to add data with a different datum to the map you've imported.   Please let me know if this explanation helps.  ... View more

Lisa, we've updated the status of https://community.esri.com/ideas/11923‌ to In Product Plan.  I personally can't guarantee a delivery date but the hope would be that this will be included with Pro 2.1 later this year. Hope this info helps. ... View more

That's right, Curtis.  If metadata exists for a dataset, it is equally accessible by any ArcGIS applications that can access the dataset. Metadata created in ArcMap is available to ArcGIS Pro, and vice-versa. Metadata created with the metadata editor included in ArcMap can be viewed in ArcGIS Pro seamlessly, and vice-versa. There is no documentation about this because it is completely transparent for customers who use the editor provided with ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro. You're right that the geoprocessing tools aren't in Pro yet.  This is in the plan, and we'll be working with the appropriate teams to get the roadmap updated to give you and the user community a better idea of when we'll see more metadata functionality in Pro.   ... View more

This is possible using COGO: How To: Add distance and direction to an existing line feature  Or what about using the Line Bearing option in Add Geometry Attributes—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop ? ... View more

Have you tried opening the web map in ArcGIS Pro?  It looks like everything works fine there, and you can even keep the web map you're viewing in Pro in sync with changes made to the web map in a browser or mobile application: Add maps and scenes to a project—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Have you tried opening the web map in ArcGIS Pro?  It looks like everything works fine there, and you can even keep the web map you're viewing in Pro in sync with changes made to the web map in a browser or mobile application: Add maps and scenes to a project—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Have you tried opening the web map in ArcGIS Pro?  It looks like everything works fine there, and you can even keep the web map you're viewing in Pro in sync with changes made to the web map in a browser or mobile application: Add maps and scenes to a project—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

I ran across this aged post today and thought that I'd provide the current state of things in case anybody runs into this in their quest for knowledge on ArcGIS Pro. Currently, in ArcGIS Pro 1.4, there are workflows for creating and managing geodatabase topologies.  See Create a topology—Topologies | ArcGIS Desktop  Most functionality works today with full support for geodatabase topology at Pro 2.0. Future releases will include a wizard for an improved user experience. Because there were questions about a "roadmap" for Pro, the https://community.esri.com/community/gis/applications/arcgis-pro/blog/2017/03/05/arcgis-pro-roadmap?sr=search&searchId=d50f4bff-1c40-4100-b64a-5c3a7f21cdb4&searchIndex=0‌ was published earlier this year and will be updated continually. ... View more

kritte‌ Could you please provide more details, or steps showing what you're looking for?  From the initial title and description, it is unclear what the idea is.  Thank you very much! ... View more

Sean, Pro 2.0 will be a first release of interactive input and we will keep building on the 2.0 functionality in future releases.  If you're interested in getting a jumpstart and testing Pro 2.0 beta, you can go here: ArcGIS Pro 2.0 Beta Coming Soon! | ArcGIS Blog  ... View more

Paul Haakma If I understand the requirement correctly, without using a mosaic dataset, you can use ‌a Clip raster function as seen below: Here I have a TIFF layer and I also have a polygon layer that I've called Upper Poly: In your use case, you say that you "want to 'clip' the imagery, i.e. 'mask' everything that is *not* inside a polygon. I could achieve this by creating a 'doughnut' polygon where the masked portion is bigger than my layout, but that seems a little crude." From the Imagery tab, I chose Raster Functions.  This opens the Raster Functions pane, and I chose to Clip Clip function—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop .  Here is what my Clip Properties look like: And the resulting layer (I increased the transparency to 80% because I wanted to leave the polygon layer on): Isn't that what you're looking to do? ... View more