Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

From testing, the attribute table gets refreshed when there's a new edit - add/update/delete so no manual refresh needed.  When one minimizes the table, it minimizes to the task bar (on the bottom of your screen) in a way.  You can hover your mouse over the ArcGIS Pro icon on the task bar and you'll see the minimized table and can maximize it by clicking the table icon.  If you click the X to close the table, it closes/disappears. Then you'll need to reopen the table via a right-click on the layer in the Contents Pane-> open or select the layer in the Contents Pane and hit your CTRL-T hotkey to open the table. ... View more

So stacked panes are seen, typically, on the right side of the application where the Catalog Pane.  As you open more panes, they're stacked on top of each other.  Icons were added to the names of the tabs to make it easier to find/identify.  The drop down arrow, in the image right side, is a menu open tabs that you can click and navigate to. ... View more

So for the Layout, click the Insert Tab and in the Graphics and Text group (far right of the tab), click Dynamic Text, scroll down to Table Attribute, and select Value.  In the Insert Table Attribute pane, fill in the Source if required, modify the query if needed.  In the Appearance item, click the Field dropdown for the field to display, optionally a sort field, the delimiter by default is a space for one long line but you can add \n here for a new line, update the Decimal places if it's a number field type and optionally the thousands separator.  Now draw a box in your layout and it will display the values from the attribute table. ... View more

Hmmm...do you have the Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime (version 8.0.2) 64-bit driver installed on your computer?  This blog article here lists out the steps to install the necessary drivers and how to get MS Excel to work in ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

That's pretty interesting and frustrating at the same time.  Would you be able to share a sample of the data with me so I may test it on my side?  My email address is rleclair at esri dot com - thanks! ... View more

Thank you the response.  In studying this issue, let's try a few more things. 1.  Clear the Local Cache in the Options->Display tab, click the Clear cache now button and perhaps check the "Clear cache each time the application closes" box.  Maybe try a different rendering engine radio button on the same tab - it defaults to DirectX 12.  Try DirectX 11 or Open GL. 2.  Use a different basemap in the layout (strange I know, but it worked for another customer). 3.  Do you have XTools installed?  If so, remove/delete this Add-In. 4.  Update the graphic card drivers. Let me know if any of these suggestions improves ArcGIS Pro performance. ... View more

Hi Keaton - I found the data you sent a while back and tested it using ArcGIS Pro 3.4.2 and at this release it does honor the rotation field as seen in the image below.  Not sure exactly when this was fixed - 3.4.0, 3.4.1 or 3.4.2 but it appears to be working now.   Regarding ArcMap, yes the retirement for that product line is March 2026. ArcMap will continue to work for customers after that date.  It's just all support for the product will cease.  Let me know if you have additional questions. ... View more

Are you running ArcGIS Pro in a Citrix environment? ... View more

I am able to get to Esri Academy with no latency or issues as of this message. There are a few health dashboards you can regularly check for issues occurring: ArcGIS Online Health Dashboard Live Feeds Status ArcGIS Hub Status ... View more

@ssbailey430 - are you able to send me a sample of the data so I may do some testing on my side?  If so, my email address is rleclair at esri dot com - thx! ... View more

So ArcGIS Pro licensing is used to start and use the application.  There are 3 tiers, Basic, Standard and Advanced and within those tiers - single use, concurrent use and named user licensing models.  Each tier, Basic, Standard, Advanced, provides more and more functionality with regards to geodatabase behaviors and geoprocessing tools to name a few.  If you change your ArcGIS Pro licensing from an organzation (i.e. group I presume) to a standalone student license (i.e. single use license), the existing data is not affected, deleted, or moved.  If it's a file geodatabase, it remains on disk where it's stored - say a C: drive.  You can definitely copy/paste it to another PC.  Same logic for shapefiles.  Data does not automatically transfer to a new location based upon licensing changes.  You have to do the data management. ... View more

When you say membership - group to student - are you referring to ArcGIS Pro licensing?  Or shared items in ArcGIS Online? ... View more