Latest Contributions by RachaelChasse

‎07-09-2026

A good publicly available data set to look at that demonstrates the label repeat issues in the Vector Style editor is the Open Street Map dataset. The problem becomes more apparent as you zoom in. EX: No matter what I do, I can't get these shield labels further apart with fewer repeats. And I think we can agree that this number of shields is a bit excessive for a 1 mile stretch of road. This is in the Vernon CT area. I'm not sure if it's the Vector Style editor limitations, or the Open Street Map, but hopefully there is a way to address this via the Vector Style app.

‎01-12-2026

@SebastianKrings I haven't come across your specific problem with the chart symbology disappearing when using expressions instead of a field. My off the cuff guess is that the chart symbology is not yet sophisticated enough to deal with the range of possibilities when using expressions, so becomes unavailable for any expression. @AlfredBaldenweck the labeling tip is interesting. The problem is, so far I haven't seen a way to achieve Chart style clustering as an option in ArcGIS Pro. Are you maybe using this for regular chart symbology, instead of clustered chart symbology?

‎12-19-2025

@apgis16 I haven't tried testing it in Pro for awhile, TBH. But seeing as this is posted on ArcGIS Pro ideas and there has been no comment from ESRI or changed status to "Implemented" my guess is that it still doesn't have the capability yet. Right now it's one of those random, odd features that is available only online. ArcGIS Pro is overall a great product that should be more than capable of executing this feature, so it's really mystifying that it is omitted.

‎12-18-2025

@SebastianKrings and @apgis16 I followed the instructions on this page to turn a point layer into a layer symbolized by clustered charts. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/configure-clustering-mv.htm Chart clustering won't work for all situations. Make sure the data you want to chart is symbolized by one of the following methods before moving forward, because the chart is generated based on this symbology: ETA: The data also needs to all be in the same layer using this symbology. If your data is in separate layers, you'll need to consolidate the data into a single layer first.

‎08-15-2025

I'll edit this--I found this option under set up layer. Might be helpful to rename this option though, because I had no idea it would create sites. Maybe "Create Sites"?

‎08-15-2025

We often already have our sites mapped in ArcGIS Pro, and publish the point layers as a feature layer in our organization on ArcGIS online. We are able to bring this published web layer into the BA Web App, and can create sites from the web layer one point at a time. But I'm not seeing a way to create sites with specified rings for the entire web layer in one action. It would be nice to have an option under the (...) menu settings for the web layer for batch creating sites for the entire layer. TY!

‎08-14-2025

@RoanokeDave Thank you for posting this tutorial! I am looking for ways to set up a relational dataset for use in ArcGIS online / Experience builder. Once your relational dataset is hosted as a feature layer and is actively being used for data collection, how do you modify the structure of the dataset without overwriting the data that has already been collected? EX: adding new / related fields to the tables, adding new related tables / relationships to the dataset?

‎08-13-2025

Any updates on this idea? Right now we routinely find that we need to run reports for 3 radius ring bands and 3 drive time bands per site. For example: 3, 5, 7 mile rings and 15, 20, and 30 minute drive times. Currently this requires two separate reports per site. We also have to run two separate reports even if all we needed was a 10 mile band and a 20 minute drive time, because you cannot mix the band types. Being able to run a report and a benchmark comparison analysis for up to 6-8 bands / study areas per site (regardless of band type) would address a vast majority of the site selection demands in our industry. Thank you!

‎10-23-2024

The Experience Builder authoring environment allows for the duplication of layout elements, with the intent of simplifying repetitive tasks. However, I am encountering some persistent problems when using this feature to duplicate elements that include dynamic text. The desired style (color, format, font size etc) is already present when the duplicate element is created. But when attempting to modify the expression for the data that should be displayed, the insert process removes that formatting and inserts it as the default text format instead. As a result, all those stylistic elements need to be reapplied manually. Something like a style eyedropper could at least restore the text formatting with a simple click. There might also be a way to handle this in the background so that replacing the dynamic text expression only changes the data to be displayed, but retains the existing styling of the text. Similar to how modifying a label expression in ArcGIS Pro would change the data being displayed, without resetting the text formatting on the label itself. EXAMPLE: The 47 originally had the same text formatting as the 36. But when I changed the view and field being used as the data source for the numeric value, the updated expression reverted to the default text format instead. Thank you!

‎10-23-2024

There is an option to aggregate points using a chart clustering option in the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer. This allows grouping of nearby points into a cluster, symbolized with a chart symbol to categorize the data within each cluster. It would be great to have this feature in ArcGIS Pro as well. Right now I have to export my point data and publish it to ArcGIS Online just so I can use the Map Viewer to symbolize information in this manner. Thank you!

‎10-22-2024

Will do! Thank you!

‎10-18-2024

I have not yet found a reasonable way to accomplish this in ArcGIS Pro. Fortunately (yet frustratingly), the ArcGIS Online map viewer has arguably more capability than ArcGIS Pro for accomplishing this task. I published my ArcGIS Pro point layer to my ArcGIS Online organization. I was then able to open that layer in the online map viewer and symbolize it using the Aggregation / Chart Clustering option. The result is dynamic and adjusts based on the scale of the map as well. But why the web mapping app has more capability than the desktop application is beyond me though. You'd think there would be better feature parity between the platforms for this, and IMO this is something that ArcGIS Pro should definitely be capable of producing on its own.

‎10-02-2024

The level of map detail at a particular scale is driven by the visible scale range on each individual layer in the base map. The best solution I've found for this issue is to build my own custom basemap in ArcGIS Online. By adding each layer separately and setting the visible scale range for the layers individually, I end up with more control over the level of detail based on the overall scale of the map. We do most of our maps in 11x17 layouts, so I tailored our initial basemap for the level of detail I wanted in that size layout. A quick but less flexible fix would be to add, for example, the building footprints layer in ArcGIS Pro on top of the basemap you selected. You can set the visible scale range on that layer so it is visible even when the basemap settings turn it off. It just gets clunky to do this for a lot of basemap layers if your projects also have a lot of non-basemap data added. It's definitely a pain to do at the beginning, but once it's done and compiled it can be saved in ArcGIS Online as a basemap that can be used across your organization.

‎09-27-2024

Thank you! I had this same issue and was just about to contact support when I saw your post. This worked for me as well, so I really appreciate it. I would say one caveat is that it resets all preferences, which I should have thought about first. Unfortunately a lot of leg work to set those up again (especially the saved color swatches). Otherwise, I'm glad I can actually use the sort dialog again!

‎07-13-2023

It's gotten even worse now. I use 11x17 layouts, and the highest DPI I can successfully export for the USGS Topo is around 50. My guess is there is some kind of premium membership is coming, just like they got rid of custom reports in Business Analyst online unless you started paying more money. I miss my old ArcMap where I could reliably export a wall sized map, and the old ESRI where any features taken away were usually replaced with better ones for the same amount of money. 😞

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Latest Contributions by RachaelChasse

Re: Vector Tiles Many Duplicate Labels at High Zoom

Re: Chart Clustering Aggregation Option in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Chart Clustering Aggregation Option in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Chart Clustering Aggregation Option in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Batch create sites from web layer in BA Web App

Batch create sites from web layer in BA Web App

Re: Setting up a related table for Data Collection in ArcGIS Online and Experience Builder

Re: Create four+ Site radius/drivetimes in Business Analyst online/web app

Style Eyedropper / Options for Retaining Text Style Settings

Chart Clustering Aggregation Option in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Aggregate points into clusters with proportions

Re: Aggregate points into clusters with proportions

Re: Possible to export high resolution, high detail, map image?

Re: 'Custom Sort' window in attribute table very small

Re: Imagery Basemap Does Not Show in PDF When Exporting at 600 dpi (Pro 2.5.1)

Re: Aggregate points into clusters with proportion...

ArcGIS Online: Basemap Layer Data Source

Chart Clustering Aggregation Option in ArcGIS Pro

Re: 'Custom Sort' window in attribute table very s...

Re: Imagery Basemap Does Not Show in PDF When Expo...