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How do I ungroup a legend in Arcmap?
Procedure
- In the Layout view, insert the map legend by configuring the Legend Wizard dialog box.
- Right-click the map legend, and click Convert to Graphics .
- Right-click the map legend again, and click Ungroup .
- Right-click the individual map item, and select Delete .
How do I edit text in legend Arcgis?
Stylize a text item
- To modify text items as a group in the Contents pane, right-click the legend and click Properties to open the Element pane.
- At the top of the Element pane, click the drop-down arrow next to the Legend text and select a text item from the list.
- Optionally, adjust the text symbol properties.
How do you update Legend item in ArcPy?
Update a specific legend item style item in the legend using the updateItem method on the LegendElement class. It is recommended that each page layout element be given a unique name so that it can be easily isolated using ArcPy scripting. This is set via the Size and Position Tab on the Properties dialog box in ArcMap.
How to remove < value > text from legend in ArcGIS?
Another workaround consists in converting your legend into graphic element, ungroup then delete the parts that you don’t want (but then you lose all link with the table of content, so you should do a maximum using the table of content and only convert to graphics for final “tuning” of the legend display).
How does the default style work in ArcPy?
In the user interface, when you add a new layer to the table of contents and that feature gets automatically added to the legend, a default style is applied. The arcpy.mapping module allows you to update the individual legend item style items in a LegendElement on a page layout. This can be accomplished using the following workflow.
How are layers added to a legend in ArcGIS?
By default, layers added to a Map automatically get added to a legend. This makes it possible to author a Layout with an empty map and legend but have those items dynamically update when new layers are added to the map. The elementPositionX and elementPositionY values are based on the element’s anchor position, which is set on the Format tab.