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This issue is resolved in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. ... View more

Beginning in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 you can now toggle the visibility of unique value symbol classes individually, from the Symbology pane or the Contents pane. Read more at: Unique Values > Control the visibility of symbol classes  ... View more

Thank you for your feedback. In ArcGIS Pro 3.4, you can copy a subset of layer properties. Please see Copy and paste properties between layers or tables > Copy a subset of properties for more information.  ... View more

Thank you for your feedback. Beginning in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 you can copy a subset of layer properties, including symbology. Please see Copy and paste properties between layers or tables > Copy a subset of properties for more information.  Another shortcut to consider if you are working with just a single symbol as you describe in your scenario is to save that symbol to your Favorites style, then on the second layer, select the symbol from the top of the symbol gallery.  ... View more

Thank you for your feedback. Beginnng in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 you can copy a subset of layer properties, including symbology. Please see Copy and paste properties between layers or tables > Copy a subset of properties for more information.  ... View more

Thank you for identifying this gap in our documentation. At ArcGIS Pro 3.4 a new topic dedicated to standalone tables, including the ability to save them as layer files (*.lyrx) was added. Please see: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/tables/stand-alone-tables.htm  ... View more

Beginning in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 you can now choose to ignore the extents of any basemaps when transformations are presented in this list and limit the extents considered to the operational layers of the map only. In the map and scene application options, under the Spatial Reference heading, check Ignore the extents of basemap layers when listing and automatically choosing transformations. See the Ignore the extents of basemaps section in the Specify a datum transformation topic. ... View more

This has been implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. In graduated symbols or graduated colors symbology, you can now choose whether the symbol class labels are updated when the upper value is changed. Go to Your Ideas in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 to see other ideas implemented this release and check out the What's New help to learn about everything that is new and improved in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. ... View more

This has been implemented in ArcGIS Pro 3.4. You can now use the shape of graphic elements to customize the symbol patches for features in legends. See  Work with legend patches to learn more. ArcGIS Pro styles now have two new style classes, area legend patches and line legend patches, to hold legend patches for reuse. New patch shapes are available in the ArcGIS 2D system style:           ... View more

Thanks for the feedback on this oversight. We'll try to get a bicycle symbol added.  ... View more

Hello Rob, Thank you for this suggestion, we're always looking for helpful symbols to add to our offerings. A few questions:  Have you seen our 3D Vegetation system styles? These are included in the ArcGIS Pro Installation but need to be explicitly added to a project to use them. I assume you are referring only to point symbols. Are you thinking of 2D symbols, 3D symbols, or both? Do you have a "look" in mind? iconic? realistic?  Do you have any specifications or examples you can point us toward? Or even images of the kind of map/scene you'd hope to use this on? ... View more

Thank you for this feedback @David_Kimball , it's a good idea.  ... View more

@DavidWheelock2 Thank you for your input in this comment: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/access-all-editing-tabs-when-editing-multiple/idc-p/1488863/highlight/true#M30623 I agree with you that this is important functionality and we are also keen to provide it in ArcGIS Pro. It is not something that we overlooked or were unaware of. As you know, the symbol model in ArcGIS Pro is different than the one used by ArcMap, so the symbol schema is different. There's a lot behind this particular functionality to ensure that it operates properly in all cases.  ... View more

Hello @alfrenjeru. I wanted to reply re your comment: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/access-all-editing-tabs-when-editing-multiple/idc-p/1488859/highlight/true#M30622 You absolutely can edit the outline of a polygon symbol now. You just need to edit the properties of the stroke symbol layer(s) that are part of the polygon symbol. But yes, this particular idea is about editing multiple symbols at once, and those properties are currently unavailable in a multiselect case, until we address this idea.  ... View more