Latest Contributions by ChrisMartinez

I apologize, I have led you astray.  I should have thought about your OP more carefully before I answered.  The formatting you want to accomplish needs to be done as a label expression.  You can do all sorts of neat things with it, but idea would go like this in Arcade:  "<CLR red="255">" + $feature.OBJECTID + "</CLR>" This bit of code would make the field (objectid) I pulled from my data set red.  You can see the full list of text formatting tags and how they work here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/text/text-formatting-tags.htm You can also use it to build up conditions so that IF a value is greater that x, do this IF NOT do that. All that is covered here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/text/specify-text-for-labels.htm Again I'm sorry for sending you down the wrong path initially, hopefully this will get you back on the right one. ... View more

It looks like the code is not being interpreted and is being output as a literal text string.  I've not messed with HTML inside Pro, I was just going off my web development background.  Let me experiment a bit and see if I can get it to work. ... View more

Ah for that bit you actually need to add a little bit of CSS styling into the tag  =CONCAT("<b  style=""background-color:powderblue;"" >",  some value   ,"</b>")   The tricky bit here is to make sure that you double your double quotes for the style portion.  Normally you wouldn't need to do that, but since you are having Excel create a literal string that has quotes in it, you have to escape them. ... View more

Ok, so in your cells you will use the CONCAT function to string together your HTML formatting, like so: =CONCAT("<b>", some value ,"</b>") where some value could be text or a reference to another cell in your spreadsheet.  You could even get fancy and put conditions around the formatting such that it would only apply if those conditions are met. Let me know if that is what you are looking for. ... View more

If you can clarify for me a bit, perhaps I can help you.  Are you wanting to embed the HTML in your Excel? Are you trying to highlight and/or bold the content of the cell using HTML? ... View more

I'm not sure if this is "Best Practice" but it works.  I would create a second map similar to your existing map, only with the layers you want.  Reference the second map in your second frame so they function independently of each other.   You can click on a frame, bring up Format Map Frame, and on the Display Options there is a setting for Constraint.  You can experiment with the settings, but you will likely want something like "Linked map frame center and scale" to make both of them the same. Hope that helps. Respectfully, Chris ... View more