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What makes a map series in ArcGIS Pro?
A map series is a collection of pages (also known as map sheets) built from a single layout in which each page shows a particular map extent. Map series pages can have dynamic elements that update for each page, such as scale or the map title, and static elements that are constant across all pages, such as graphics.
When to use page query in map series?
Though similar to definition queries, page queries apply only when a map series is enabled and work with existing queries. With a page query, features are filtered based on the current page of a map series. As you iterate through the pages, the query changes and a new set of features draw appropriate to the new page.
How to calculate page index in ArcGIS Pro?
The page name, as defined by the map series name field. The page number, as defined by the map series page number option. The page index of the current page and the total number of pages. The page index tag ignores the starting page number setting.
What are the different types of map series?
Map series pages can have dynamic elements that update for each page, such as scale or the map title, and static elements that are constant across all pages, such as graphics. There are two types of map series: Spatial map series —The extent for each page is a feature.
A map series is a collection of pages (also known as map sheets) built from a single layout in an ArcGIS Pro project in which each page shows a particular map extent. Map series pages can have dynamic elements that update for each page, such as scale or the map title, and static elements that are constant across all pages, such as graphics.
Does ArcGIS Pro have data driven pages functionality?
ArcGIS Pro does provide the ability to create a series of layout pages from a single layout similar to Data Driven Pages in ArcMap, but in ArcGIS Pro, the term Map Series is used to describe the functionality. Both Data Driven Pages and Map Series use an index layer to define the extents of the map frame.
How do you merge Slivers in ArcGIS editor?
You can inspect the selected polygons to see if they are slivers, then either use the Editor > Merge command or the Eliminate geoprocessing tool (requires an ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced license) to merge the slivers with neighboring polygons.
Can a layer be an intersecting layer in ArcGIS Pro?
In the Layer drop-down menu, you can select a layer in the current map frame to be an intersecting layer. This means the extent of the current map frame includes the boundary of all features within the linked map frame extent.