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We recently updated GeoPlanner for ArcGIS to version 2.6. Since our last release, we’ve made significant improvements to GeoPlanner for ArcGIS and the Suitability Modeler Widget in the Web AppBuilder. At this update of GeoPlanner, we’ve made it easier for you to explore your data by allowing you to access attribute tables and use more layers in the dashboard. We also made it easier to organize Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).   View, sort and rank attribute table data At this update, you can now access attribute tables of design and feature layers. This will help you better understand your data by allowing you to view, sort, and get statistics on your data. Need to rank your data by an attribute value? It’s easy at this update – just open the table and sort on a field to find the highest or lowest values within a layer. If you have editing privileges, you can also update attribute values in your layers.      Key performance indicators Do you have lots of key performance indicators in a GeoPlanner project? We just made it easier to manage KPIs. Now you can sort your KPIs into your preferred order by dragging and dropping them in the Dashboard’s KPI dropdown list. The will also update the display order of KPIs in the Dashboard. More layers in summary chart When using a chart for your projects, reviewing the summary can provide great insight into your data. The summary chart reports on areas of overlay between two layers, to better help you understand the impact between them. For example, what’s the impact of wildlife on areas where development is a possibility but the area is not under conservation efforts? With this update, you can use layers with simple, unique values, classified and visual variable symbology in the summary chart. The benefit of this is that it will allow you to use certain tools in the summary chart directly. Tools such as Create Travel-Time Areas, Aggregate Points, Calculate Density, and more.   Summarize model score in the Suitability modeler widget At this update to the Web App Builder’s Suitability Modeler Widget you can view a summary chart of model scores. This chart resembles the summary chart in GeoPlanner in that it enables you to summarize model scores within a sketch, graphic or feature. This will help your users analyze and gain insight into how an area behaves or performs.  Don’t have GeoPlanner? Don’t worry! You can try it for free. Follow these instructions on how to access a free trial. Click on the Don’t have an ArcGIS Online subscription link. ... View more

We updated   GeoPlanner for ArcGIS   to version 2.5 to include better options for moving bulk features, access to geoprocessing tools and better functionality to view zonal reports from your chart. Work with more data in a scenario Many of you told us that you wanted to move more data into scenarios. We have listened! At this update, you’ll be able to import 10000 polygons, 15000 lines, or 25000 points at once into a scenario using either the Import Scenario or Add to Design Layers tools. If you want to add more data, you can start by using either tool (Import Scenario or Add to design Layers), and then append more using the Import Scenario tool again. Just be careful to not import the same data twice! Enrich data with model scores GeoPlanner charts show how a plan impacts an area by summarizing models by plan features. This helps you decide where to develop or conserve. At this update to GeoPlanner, you can now enrich features with model scores. You may know this tool as Zonal Statistics in ArcGIS Pro or Desktop. This tool will add a weighted average of model scores within a feature. You can then symbolize on that score so you can see and rank your data based on impact. This will help you understand the best places for development, conservation, and other activities.  Run custom analysis tools Bring your own analysis to GeoPlanner! At this update, you can use geoprocessing web tools in GeoPlanner for ArcGIS. Search and execute custom geoprocessing services to access powerful analytical tools that help you make better decisions about your community’s assets. Be more productive by creating stencils Design software usually includes reusable shapes to help you be more productive when sketching. Reusable shapes like squares, rectangles, ovals and circles help you rapidly place, move and reshape things so you can focus on more challenging tasks. At this update to GeoPlanner, you create stencils from any shape you draw, import or otherwise place on your map. Simply click on a feature, choose Import in the pop-up, and select   Stencils   from the dropdown. Then, in the Design > Drawing Tools toolbar, click the stencils dropdown to find and place your newly created stencils. Combine polygons with Merge tool Units of land, like parcels or lots, are frequently subdivided or combined during the process of designing changes to a community. Earlier in 2017, we added support for a split tool. At this update, you can now merge features. This tool allows you to select two or more polygons and combine them into a larger unit. You can merge features that touch to create larger areas or merge features that do not touch to create multipart polygons. Merge is another design tool to help you envision improvements to your communities, assets, and shared resources. Move Features In addition to selecting and merging features, you can now select and move multiple features. Again, you requested this and we have delivered it! This comes in handy when there are multiple features on your map and you don’t want to move each one individually. Try it out! Visible Range Now that you can add more features to your scenarios, you are going to want to set a visible range at which your data displays. Why? Because displaying 10000 features at once is going to be a cluttered map! At this update, you can control the scales at which your data draws so your maps and layers appear more organized. You also won’t be waiting for all of your data to display. Accept invitations with the app GeoPlanner is a collaborative planning and design app. It has always had a mechanism to invite any ArcGIS Level two account to work with you on a project. At this update, they can accept invitations in the app so they can start working with you almost immediately. This will make it even easier for you to work on collaborative designs so you can harness the creative vision and analysis capabilities of your teammates. ... View more

The new Get Started with ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud learn lesson is out! Learn how to download data from ArcGIS  and use it in Adobe Illustrator! Edit your map in the Adobe work space to use an advanced suite of design tools. ... View more

Providers can now create a listing for Web AppBuilder widgets. Follow these steps to add a custom widget listing in ArcGIS Marketplace.  Verify that you are signed into ArcGIS Online as an administrator of your organization that has listing privileges. From the Content page, click Add Item and select From my computer.        Browse your computer for a zip file containing the Web AppBuilder Widget. See required files for the proper way to store your widget files.  In the Add an item from my computer window, on the dropdown arrow, select AppBuilder Widget Package.    Add a title and proper tagging to your new item. Click Add Item.                                                                                                                                                            After you add the item, you are directed to the Overview page in ArcGIS Online.  Select the Settings tab.                                    Under General Settings, click Create Listing.                                                                   You will be directed to the details page in ArcGIS Marketplace for the new listing that you want to create. Take your time when filling out the information for your new listing. Listings are a great way to promote your product to potential customers, the more information you provide, the easier it will be for customers to decide if your listing is what they need. Read our help documentation for tips on how to create a successful listing. Click Save.                                                                                                                                                                  You have created a listing for Web AppBuilder widget. You can publish your listing as needed and have it available in the ArcGIS Marketplace.  ... View more

ArcGIS Marketplace providers can now create listings for ArcGIS Pro add-ins. Follow these steps to create an ArcGIS Pro add-in listing. Verify that you are signed into ArcGIS Online as an administrator of your organization that has listing privileges. From the Content page, click Add Item. Select From my computer.                                                                                                                                                                           Browse for the Pro add-in file that you want to list, enter a title and tags, and click Add item.                                                         After you add the item, the item overview appears. Select the Settings tab.                               Under General Settings, click Create Listing.                                                            You are directed to a new listing details page in ArcGIS Marketplace. Take your time filling out the information for your new listing. Listings are a great way to promote your product to potential customers, the more information you provide, the easier it will be for customers to decide if your listing is what they need. Read our help documentation for tips on how to create a successful listing. Click Save.                                                                                                                                         You now have a listing for your ArcGIS Pro add-in. You can publish your listing and have it available in ArcGIS Marketplace. ... View more

If you’re a provider and would like to list your hosted web layers as data content on ArcGIS Marketplace, here are the steps on how you can get this done!  First, you have to publish a data service in ArcGIS Online. Here’s how: Verify that you are signed into ArcGIS Online as an administrator of your organization that has listing privileges. From the Content page, click Add Item and select From my computer.                            Browse for your data, for example, a scene layer package. Enter a proper title with tags and select Add item.                         Make sure that you have the box checked for publishing the file as a hosted layer. This will be key when it comes to creating a listing in ArcGIS Marketplace.        From the Content page, open the Item details page of the hosted layer that you uploaded.        Select the Settings tab.        Under General Settings, select Create Listing.             You will be directed to the details page in ArcGIS Marketplace for the new listing that you want to create.             Take your time when filling out the information for your new listing. Listings are a great way to promote your product to potential customers, the more information you provide, the easier it will be for customers to decide if your listing is what they need. Read our help documentation for tips on how to create a successful listing.        Click Save. Congratulations! You’ve created a data listing!     You can bundle together multiple web layers in a single listing for users. You can offer data such as elevation data or demographic data to go with your feature layer. Here's how you can do that:       After you have created the listing, select Edit.       NOTE: Your listing needs to be saved first in order to see the Bundling options on the listings page. Once it's saved, you will see the Bundling options on the listing details.       Click Bundle data with listing.               From the Bundle Items window, under Available Items, select the layers that you want to bundle together to the listing.       These layers will be moved to the Bundled Items category for you.       Click OK.       You can repeat steps 2 and 3 to add other layers to the bundle.      Click Save.   You can follow these steps for other supporting hosted data services. ... View more