Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

@KeithAddison1 - I think I have a workflow that may work better. In ArcGIS Pro, there is a Favorites style you can use to create new symbols and color schemes. Since you have an existing color scheme that you'd like to make into a style, here's what you can do. 1. In the Contents Pane, click the Color Scheme to open the Symbology Pane. 2. Click the dropdown menu for Color Scheme and then click "Format color scheme..." 3. Bottom left of the Color Scheme Editor, click the "Save to a style..." button. 4. In the "Save Color Scheme As" window, fill in the name, category, tags and select Favorites if not already selected. 5. Click OK twice. 6. Open the Catalog View, then click Styles and Favorite. The recently created color scheme is now part of your Favorites style.

So it appears you extracted the GISBasics folder to your C:\users\sabrina.shultz\downloads directory instead. What you could do is create a new folder on your C:\ drive called EsriTraining. Then go the C:\users\sabrina.shultz\downloads directory and cut the GISBasics folder. Then paste it to the newly created C:\EsriTraining folder. Then everything should match to the lesson.

To get my attribute table to filter based on the Page Query, I did go in and do some field calculation in a new field called PageName. Those features that intersected A1, I calculated A1 and so on. Then the Page Query workflow worked. Not sure why this is needed as ArcMap did not require this workflow.

Two things to try based upon Esri Support Services cases: 1. Log out of ArcGIS Pro and sign back in. In some cases, this fixes the issue. 2. Sometimes the *.aprx is referencing an unsupported locator, say 10.6. Find that locator and move it to a new location. Then start the *.aprx in question. Does the error message persist?

2 days ago! Well that's a bummer! But I believe I've figured it out as I have ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro on my laptop. In ArcMap, what you had to do was go to Layers Property, click the Definition Query tab followed by the Page Definition button. In the new window, you would enable the property and identify the field name that had the correct page name field and then click "match" for the show features that radio button. Now in Pro, you go to the Layer Properties as well but click the Page Query tab. In that tab, identify the same field as ArcMap and match as well. Voila - the attribute table only shows those features that meet the Page Query.

I followed your workflow and did see the dotted blue lines when adding a bezier curve to my sketch. I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2. What you may want to do is a soft reset of your ArcGIS Pro application. You can find the instructions on how to do so here. Afterwards, try the workflow again. Do (or do they not) blue dotted lines return?

Gotcha - thank you for the clarification. Question - do you have a screen grab of the ArcMap UI area where the attribute table is filtered by the Page Query?

I don't think there's a way to do this natively in the app but you can go to your Windows Display settings and in the Scale and Layout section, change the size of text, apps and other items from 100% to 125%. This will increase the size of not only the highlighted area but everything in the app. There is a related ArcGIS Pro here you can upvote on and provide more visibility to the ArcGIS Pro Dev Team.

This sounds like ENH-000165385 - "Improve error messaging when making improper configurations to Costs in Network Dataset" When using a Field Script Evaluator for a Cost in a Network Dataset, if you enter the Fields Alias instead of the Field Name, when you hit OK to close the Network Dataset Properties an error appears "The network dataset was not updated." Instead of providing this nondescript error, providing something that indicates the Field was not entered correctly, or the syntax of the expression was incorrect would be more helpful.

This is logged as BUG-000158118 - "Creating a new model fails in ArcGIS Pro with the new toolbox (.atbx) format on a network drive." and was fixed for versions 3.1.4, 3.2.1 and the upcoming 3.3 release.

Yes there is a way to limit the attribute table in a Map View to only those features that match the page query. In the attribute table, lower right you'll see a funnel to the right of the word "Filters" - click the funnel to activate the "Filter by Extent" command. This will filter the table by spatial extent,

You got it! Send me an email at rleclair at esri dot com and I'll send the zipped up file to you.

Years ago, I downloaded railroad shapefiles for CO from 1873, 1879, 1895, 1913 and 2001. Not sure exactly where they came from as the metadata is very poor. If you're interested in them, I can zip them up and email them to you. Their very coarse spatially but give one the general idea.

Interesting. When I see strange or odd behavior, I recommend users apply a soft reset of the ArcGIS Pro application to see if this helps. You can learn more about it here.

Certainly! If you feel mine or another's response provided a solution to your question, please click the "Accept as Solution" button for that answer to close out this thread. Have a great day!

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Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Re: ArcGIS Pro 3.2 - Make new style from an existing color ramp

Re: No C:\EsriTraining Folder

Re: Limit attribute table in Map View to only those features matching the Page Query of a Map Series

Re: Locator not supported

Re: Limit attribute table in Map View to only those features matching the Page Query of a Map Series

Re: When drawing polygon the "guidelines" are not showing anymore

Re: Limit attribute table in Map View to only those features matching the Page Query of a Map Series

Re: Font Size

Re: "The network dataset was not updated"

Re: Model Builder Will Not Open ArcGIS Pro3.0.2

Re: Limit attribute table in Map View to only those features matching the Page Query of a Map Series

Re: Seeking historic Railroad that has their railroad grade.

Re: Seeking historic Railroad that has their railroad grade.

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Re: XY Table to Point not working - it only works without ''Date'' column

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