Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Working with a CO County boundary feature class and as a polygon vs a line, the Labeling contextual tab does have a Boundary (polygon) label placement option.  In addition, for the Maplex labeling engine, within the position group, there is a Feature Weight for Interior placement and Boundary placement.  I wonder if you convert your line feature class to a polygon feature class and use the label placement options for the polygon, will that get you closer to your desired labeling outcome? ... View more

Interesting.  So I was able to download and install the Watercolor stylx file from ArcGIS Online and add it to my ArcGIS Pro 3.4.x installation with no issues.  The red exclamation point in your screen grab indicates a broken file path so perhaps remove those style files and readd them to see the symbology?  To remove them, right-click on each one and select Remove from project from the right-click menu. ... View more

Currently, I do not see a way to modify the Locate Tool symbology nor do I see an Enhancement Request on the internals.  I did a quick search in the ArcGIS Pro Ideas page and did not see an idea there.  I would suggest you create the Ideas post for this item to get visibility with the ArcGIS Pro developers and encourage folks to upvote it as well.  All the best! ... View more

@ChelseaRozek  - yes, this has now been merged with BUG-000130533. ... View more

There was a new version (2.1) of the Fire Accreditation Analysis solution on November 2024 released.  You can find it here - Introduction to Fire Accreditation Analysis—ArcGIS Solutions | Documentation I'd recommend downloading and deploying the 2.1 version and see if that works for you. ... View more

@Nick_Creedon - I did see a Support Case similar to this.  The solution was the following: For the feature layer erroring out, do the following: 1.  Disable "Enable Editing" and "Keep track of changes to the data (add, update, delete features) 2.  Save the changes. 3.  Reenable these settings. 4.  Save the changes. 5.  Close out ArcGIS Pro and reopen the project. 6.  Test the workflow again.  Does the error message persist? Solved: Error editing data after dropping field from hoste... - Esri Community ... View more

I think this sounds more like BUG-000169420 - "ArcGIS Pro ModelBuilder input variables are un-sourcing when running after upgrade when the input variable references a file path."  It was first seen at ArcGIS Pro 3.3.  The workaround is to add layers to the Contents pane and use the Input Variable drop-down menu to add these to the model.  Currently this bug is under review. ... View more

Hmmm...sounds like a corrupt *.aprx then.  If that's the case, then there's no solution other than to create a new *.aprx for future work. ... View more

What is your pixel type?  If it's not a FLOAT, use the Float (Spatial Analyst) tool to convert it, then rerun the workflow. ... View more

At the top left of the Keyboard Shortcuts pane, if you click the Keystroke box and type S in the box to the right of the Keystroke word, you see all the keyboard shortcuts that use "S".  It appears that Alt+S is already being used for the Skip Step shortcut in the Global group.  I "think" you can delete this keyboard shortcut by clicking the "X" to the right of the box that contains "Alt+S"  Then you can use/create/apply the Alt+S to be used for save on the edit core tab. ... View more

Hi Chris - the functionality you described is still there with ArcGIS Pro.  The reason you do not see it in your screen grab is because for the Output Type, you have "New file geodatabase"  If you change it to Geodatabase or XML file, you'll see the checkbox "register existing data" enabled.  Hope this helps! ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro 3.x, CTRL-S is the keyboard shortcut to save a project.  In the Keyboard Shortcuts UI (see images below), you can search for and find many of the shortcuts available in ArcGIS Pro.  Furthermore, you can create your own keyboard shortcuts as described here in the help documentation as well as all the other ones available in ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

So there is a way to do this in ArcGIS Pro. 1.  At the top of the application on the Quick Access toolbar, click the down arrow to the right of the undo/redo buttons and select Customize the Quick Access toolbar. 2. In the Customize the Quick Access pane, select All commands from the "Choose commands from" dropdown. 3.  In the Search box, type pan to 4.  Of the 12 items filtered by pan to, I chose the 11th one - Pan to Selection (Selected features).  5.  Click the Add-> button and then click OK In ArcGIS Pro, you can select a feature or features in a map.  The layer in the Contents Pane must also be selected.  The newly added button on the Quick Access toolbar will be "on" - click that and the map pans to the selected features at the same scale as it was before.  There are other pan to commands that work in attribute tables as well. ... View more

Sometimes the shapefile gets corrupted.  You can run a shapefile checker to fix some issues with the shapefile.  The process is here. ... View more

Another thing to examine is see if any of the field names have a space in them.  This will throw this type of error too. ... View more