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Change the values, not the labels. If you change the values, the labels change accordingly. (Sorry, just realized that before I wrote "labels" instead of values.) ... View more

Not sure why, but it does the same to me. Do this: 1) labeling: change the values as you like 2) click OK to close the window (apparently I have to click twice) 3) straight after click Apply in the Symbology tab 4) reopen the Labeling and now it should be changed and the symbology reclassified. ... View more

Old post and no one marked you answer,  I'll do..... Anyway, you made my day. ... View more

Click on Labeling button and see change the values from there. ... View more

Hi, not sure if it is what you need but you can give it a try: change the stretch type into Min-Max then check Edit High/Low value and change the values. ... View more

Thank you Rebecca. Interesting summary to use as starting point for me ... View more

Hi, I am afraid you can't use a Join when your cardinality is One to Many have a look at this: About joining and relating tables—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  the join works only for One to One, or Many to One. I would consider the Relate or a Relationship Class ... View more

You can create copies of your layer each of them with a definition query based on what you need to be shown and then publish the service. Then you can create a map by publishing these layers and allow you customer to switch them on and off. The advantage is that the source layer is always the same, as you duplicate the layer and not the feature, so if you need to update with new data you will update that one and not the others. let's say you have your "building" feature make 3 copies: 1: Commercial building (def. query:  type = 'Commercial') 2: Residential buildings (def.query:  type = 'Residential') 3: .... ... View more

Hi, one option can be to use a definition query and create a statement that shows only the categories you want: (rx click on the layer> properties> definition query) Display a subset of features in a layer—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Hi Corey, in an editing session: or have a look a this tool: Multipart To Singlepart—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  ... View more

Hi, when you convert a raster into a polygon, if the Raster has a Coordinate System, the resultant shapefile will retain that CSR. Make the conversion with  "Raster To Polygon" Once you have the shapefile, in ArcMap use the tool "Project" to transform your data from the GDM2000 to WGS84. hope it helps. ... View more

Hi Eva, on my Dashboard both courses cannot be resumed or started too. Probably is a temporary issue. ... View more

Hi Tobias, I do not have an answer but I would like to understand too the workaround for this task, it is interesting. Probably you should change the visibility into https://community.esri.com/groups/model-builder?sr=search&searchId=3c96c3b7-122b-4341-b948-7f47b50bf3b2&searchIndex=0‌ ... View more

Dan is right, I have solved the same problem minutes ago as I had a PC that have been formatted recently. Below, a visual update if case you have W10 as the link above stops at W7. ... View more