Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

This happens to me when my new layout does not have the Map Series set up properly (if you're using a Map Series) and when my layout map frame map is not pointing to the same exact map as the previous layout. I also need to check to make sure that my text box is not sitting behind another object that is blocking it in the hierarchy.  ... View more

This is good. You should consider writing a blog post on here. Or maybe even create a document. ... View more

On top of the resolutions Dan pointed out, you could clear your cache as well. Project --> Options --> Display --> Clear Cache now   ... View more

one thing I forgot to mention, I believe you need at least a Standard level license to create and manage the attribute rules (now called a Professional license). ... View more

I believe you can do with by using Attribute Rules in ArcGIS Pro. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/create-modify-and-delete-attribute-rules.htm You would use a Calculation Attribute Rule, looking for an insert or an update in one field, and then you would need to have some arcade script written out that is like a lookup table for what each field would mean to the other fields. So, it doesn't appear to be a straight forward process, but looks doable (and would be interesting to play with attribute rules as well!). https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/calculation-attribute-rules.htm It looks like Esri has some documentation on writing the update/insert arcade expression here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/attribute-rule-script-expression.htm#anchor15   ... View more

well, that might actually work. I typed in "line" and filtered to Type: Data and it showed me all my line feature classes. Polygon and Table were the same, so maybe just "point" will work! ... View more

I typed in the word "point" and it seemed to filter all my layers to point feature classes. Though, it is possible that all my point feature classes have the word "point" in it...  😥 ... View more

It looks like you have come up against the wall of what is available in dashboard filtering. I would strongly suggest creating an ArcGIS Idea to submit this enhancement request. https://community.esri.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/arcgis-ideas  ... View more

If you're truly set on making these into integers, then what Dan mentioned is your best bet, making the field a Big Integer to hold a number as large as your 15 character number.   ... View more

Open up the properties of your map in the dashboard. Go to Map Actions, click on the Filter drop down (under when map extent changes), and then toggle the switch next to your indicator.   ... View more

Pam, seeing a percentage in pie charts makes sense because a pie shows a piece of a 100% whole. Bar charts, serial charts, do not offer the same functionality. This would be an interesting feature enhancement and I would strongly suggest creating an ArcGIS Idea for this.  https://community.esri.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/arcgis-ideas  ... View more

I asked this very question at the User Conference last month, to the product mangers, and they also indicated that dashboards are here to stay (for the time being). ... View more

I suppose another question is, why do you want these values to be integers? They are not quantifying anything but are textually representing their GEOIDs. Maybe keeping them as a string is a better way to go. ... View more

It really does look like a map series will do exactly what you're looking for it to do. The main prerequisite is a feature that will be what the series will go through. In your case, the point feature would be what you set the map series to, and it can then spit out a PDF (or JPG) for each point, set at the exact zoom level you want, and can name the PDF with the name of the point from the point's attributes.  ... View more