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Changing legend labels in ArcGIS Desktop?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InWorking with legend patches/symbology in ArcGIS Desktop?Allowing for multiple lines in legend of ArcGIS Desktop?Labelling pie chart legend entries by alias in ArcGIS 10.1Placing layer name beside their symbols in legend using representations of ArcGIS for Desktop?Is it possible to add values+symbols to an imported symbology in ArcMap?Using attribute data for legend labeling in QGIS?Showing multiple attributes in legend of ArcMap?Adding labels with symbols to legend in ArcMap?Editing stretched raster legend labels using ArcPy?How can I flip over the values in my raster legend
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I don't know how to change legend labels using attribute table. I want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod".
Is this even possible or do i have to switch value field in symbology properties and create all symbols again?
arcgis-desktop labeling legend layouts
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
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asked Mar 5 at 14:02
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I don't know how to change legend labels using attribute table. I want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod".
Is this even possible or do i have to switch value field in symbology properties and create all symbols again?
arcgis-desktop labeling legend layouts
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
1
If you just want to change the heading then click on "kod" in table of contents twice (slower than doubleclick) and type a new name
– BERA
Mar 5 at 14:12
Thanks, but i need it to display all values from "litologia" field as legend labels (e.g. "namuły" instead of "nQh")
– Jakub
Mar 5 at 14:45
2
Just change the field to litologia under the symbology tab for layer property. If you want to keep the original symbols then you need to change the labels, this too is under the symbology tab. Read the help file here.
– Hornbydd
Mar 5 at 16:07
add a comment |
I don't know how to change legend labels using attribute table. I want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod".
Is this even possible or do i have to switch value field in symbology properties and create all symbols again?
arcgis-desktop labeling legend layouts
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
I don't know how to change legend labels using attribute table. I want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod".
Is this even possible or do i have to switch value field in symbology properties and create all symbols again?
arcgis-desktop labeling legend layouts
arcgis-desktop labeling legend layouts
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
edited Mar 5 at 19:53
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1782246
53.9k1782246
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
asked Mar 5 at 14:02
JakubJakub
1
1
1
If you just want to change the heading then click on "kod" in table of contents twice (slower than doubleclick) and type a new name
– BERA
Mar 5 at 14:12
Thanks, but i need it to display all values from "litologia" field as legend labels (e.g. "namuły" instead of "nQh")
– Jakub
Mar 5 at 14:45
2
Just change the field to litologia under the symbology tab for layer property. If you want to keep the original symbols then you need to change the labels, this too is under the symbology tab. Read the help file here.
– Hornbydd
Mar 5 at 16:07
add a comment |
1
If you just want to change the heading then click on "kod" in table of contents twice (slower than doubleclick) and type a new name
– BERA
Mar 5 at 14:12
Thanks, but i need it to display all values from "litologia" field as legend labels (e.g. "namuły" instead of "nQh")
– Jakub
Mar 5 at 14:45
2
Just change the field to litologia under the symbology tab for layer property. If you want to keep the original symbols then you need to change the labels, this too is under the symbology tab. Read the help file here.
– Hornbydd
Mar 5 at 16:07
1
1
If you just want to change the heading then click on "kod" in table of contents twice (slower than doubleclick) and type a new name
– BERA
Mar 5 at 14:12
If you just want to change the heading then click on "kod" in table of contents twice (slower than doubleclick) and type a new name
– BERA
Mar 5 at 14:12
Thanks, but i need it to display all values from "litologia" field as legend labels (e.g. "namuły" instead of "nQh")
– Jakub
Mar 5 at 14:45
Thanks, but i need it to display all values from "litologia" field as legend labels (e.g. "namuły" instead of "nQh")
– Jakub
Mar 5 at 14:45
2
2
Just change the field to litologia under the symbology tab for layer property. If you want to keep the original symbols then you need to change the labels, this too is under the symbology tab. Read the help file here.
– Hornbydd
Mar 5 at 16:07
Just change the field to litologia under the symbology tab for layer property. If you want to keep the original symbols then you need to change the labels, this too is under the symbology tab. Read the help file here.
– Hornbydd
Mar 5 at 16:07
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If you want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod" in your legend, one workaround is to add the layer a second time to your mxd. Set the second layer's symbology to the "litologia" field, and display this [second] layer in your legend.
You can have layers in your legend that are not turned on in the table of contents, just make sure to uncheck the box labeled "Only display layers that are checked on in the Table of Contents."
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If you want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod" in your legend, one workaround is to add the layer a second time to your mxd. Set the second layer's symbology to the "litologia" field, and display this [second] layer in your legend.
You can have layers in your legend that are not turned on in the table of contents, just make sure to uncheck the box labeled "Only display layers that are checked on in the Table of Contents."
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If you want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod" in your legend, one workaround is to add the layer a second time to your mxd. Set the second layer's symbology to the "litologia" field, and display this [second] layer in your legend.
You can have layers in your legend that are not turned on in the table of contents, just make sure to uncheck the box labeled "Only display layers that are checked on in the Table of Contents."
answered Mar 7 at 0:52
Lindsy Hales BentleyLindsy Hales Bentley
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If you want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod" in your legend, one workaround is to add the layer a second time to your mxd. Set the second layer's symbology to the "litologia" field, and display this [second] layer in your legend.
You can have layers in your legend that are not turned on in the table of contents, just make sure to uncheck the box labeled "Only display layers that are checked on in the Table of Contents."
answered Mar 7 at 0:52
Lindsy Hales BentleyLindsy Hales Bentley
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If you want to use values from "litologia" field instead of "kod" in your legend, one workaround is to add the layer a second time to your mxd. Set the second layer's symbology to the "litologia" field, and display this [second] layer in your legend.
You can have layers in your legend that are not turned on in the table of contents, just make sure to uncheck the box labeled "Only display layers that are checked on in the Table of Contents."
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If you just want to change the heading then click on "kod" in table of contents twice (slower than doubleclick) and type a new name
– BERA
Mar 5 at 14:12
Thanks, but i need it to display all values from "litologia" field as legend labels (e.g. "namuły" instead of "nQh")
– Jakub
Mar 5 at 14:45
2
Just change the field to litologia under the symbology tab for layer property. If you want to keep the original symbols then you need to change the labels, this too is under the symbology tab. Read the help file here.
– Hornbydd
Mar 5 at 16:07