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Without using ArcPy, how can I create a circle label show many pieces of information from an attribute table in ArcGIS?
I have image about planning zone map, with specific label on top of objects, now I need digitizing map in ArcGIS.
arcgis-desktop labeling digitizing circle
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Without using ArcPy, how can I create a circle label show many pieces of information from an attribute table in ArcGIS?
I have image about planning zone map, with specific label on top of objects, now I need digitizing map in ArcGIS.
arcgis-desktop labeling digitizing circle
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It is certainly possible using ArcPy with text and graphic elements but to get help with that we would need you to provide a code snippet of where you get stuck. Or are you wanting to do this using labelling?
– PolyGeo♦
Nov 3 '16 at 3:56
Hi guy! Thank for your answer, actually I consider only using labelling for this task. Is it possible?
– user3277969
Nov 3 '16 at 4:16
2
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
– Jakub Sisak GeoGraphics
Nov 3 '16 at 14:04
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WHat are your attribute names and what have you come up with so far?
– Mattropolis
Nov 4 '16 at 5:06
@PolyGeo, do you mind expanding how it can be done by using arcpy? Did you mean by using geometry properties (e.g., centroid as the plcaholder) and graphics.
– fatih_dur
Dec 8 '16 at 11:19
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Without using ArcPy, how can I create a circle label show many pieces of information from an attribute table in ArcGIS?
I have image about planning zone map, with specific label on top of objects, now I need digitizing map in ArcGIS.
arcgis-desktop labeling digitizing circle
Without using ArcPy, how can I create a circle label show many pieces of information from an attribute table in ArcGIS?
I have image about planning zone map, with specific label on top of objects, now I need digitizing map in ArcGIS.
arcgis-desktop labeling digitizing circle
arcgis-desktop labeling digitizing circle
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It is certainly possible using ArcPy with text and graphic elements but to get help with that we would need you to provide a code snippet of where you get stuck. Or are you wanting to do this using labelling?
– PolyGeo♦
Nov 3 '16 at 3:56
Hi guy! Thank for your answer, actually I consider only using labelling for this task. Is it possible?
– user3277969
Nov 3 '16 at 4:16
2
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
– Jakub Sisak GeoGraphics
Nov 3 '16 at 14:04
1
WHat are your attribute names and what have you come up with so far?
– Mattropolis
Nov 4 '16 at 5:06
@PolyGeo, do you mind expanding how it can be done by using arcpy? Did you mean by using geometry properties (e.g., centroid as the plcaholder) and graphics.
– fatih_dur
Dec 8 '16 at 11:19
|
show 2 more comments
It is certainly possible using ArcPy with text and graphic elements but to get help with that we would need you to provide a code snippet of where you get stuck. Or are you wanting to do this using labelling?
– PolyGeo♦
Nov 3 '16 at 3:56
Hi guy! Thank for your answer, actually I consider only using labelling for this task. Is it possible?
– user3277969
Nov 3 '16 at 4:16
2
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
– Jakub Sisak GeoGraphics
Nov 3 '16 at 14:04
1
WHat are your attribute names and what have you come up with so far?
– Mattropolis
Nov 4 '16 at 5:06
@PolyGeo, do you mind expanding how it can be done by using arcpy? Did you mean by using geometry properties (e.g., centroid as the plcaholder) and graphics.
– fatih_dur
Dec 8 '16 at 11:19
It is certainly possible using ArcPy with text and graphic elements but to get help with that we would need you to provide a code snippet of where you get stuck. Or are you wanting to do this using labelling?
– PolyGeo♦
Nov 3 '16 at 3:56
It is certainly possible using ArcPy with text and graphic elements but to get help with that we would need you to provide a code snippet of where you get stuck. Or are you wanting to do this using labelling?
– PolyGeo♦
Nov 3 '16 at 3:56
Hi guy! Thank for your answer, actually I consider only using labelling for this task. Is it possible?
– user3277969
Nov 3 '16 at 4:16
Hi guy! Thank for your answer, actually I consider only using labelling for this task. Is it possible?
– user3277969
Nov 3 '16 at 4:16
2
2
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
– Jakub Sisak GeoGraphics
Nov 3 '16 at 14:04
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
– Jakub Sisak GeoGraphics
Nov 3 '16 at 14:04
1
1
WHat are your attribute names and what have you come up with so far?
– Mattropolis
Nov 4 '16 at 5:06
WHat are your attribute names and what have you come up with so far?
– Mattropolis
Nov 4 '16 at 5:06
@PolyGeo, do you mind expanding how it can be done by using arcpy? Did you mean by using geometry properties (e.g., centroid as the plcaholder) and graphics.
– fatih_dur
Dec 8 '16 at 11:19
@PolyGeo, do you mind expanding how it can be done by using arcpy? Did you mean by using geometry properties (e.g., centroid as the plcaholder) and graphics.
– fatih_dur
Dec 8 '16 at 11:19
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The comments contain two methods that seem reasonable to me:
- without ArcPy, @Jakub has suggested that it may be:
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you
can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if
fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are
in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be
perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of
course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
- with ArcPy I think it should be possible to:
to get a label point and convert it to page units, then to use graphic
and text elements to draw the "fancy" label offset from it. This would
be in layout view.
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The comments contain two methods that seem reasonable to me:
- without ArcPy, @Jakub has suggested that it may be:
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you
can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if
fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are
in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be
perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of
course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
- with ArcPy I think it should be possible to:
to get a label point and convert it to page units, then to use graphic
and text elements to draw the "fancy" label offset from it. This would
be in layout view.
add a comment |
The comments contain two methods that seem reasonable to me:
- without ArcPy, @Jakub has suggested that it may be:
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you
can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if
fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are
in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be
perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of
course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
- with ArcPy I think it should be possible to:
to get a label point and convert it to page units, then to use graphic
and text elements to draw the "fancy" label offset from it. This would
be in layout view.
add a comment |
The comments contain two methods that seem reasonable to me:
- without ArcPy, @Jakub has suggested that it may be:
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you
can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if
fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are
in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be
perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of
course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
- with ArcPy I think it should be possible to:
to get a label point and convert it to page units, then to use graphic
and text elements to draw the "fancy" label offset from it. This would
be in layout view.
The comments contain two methods that seem reasonable to me:
- without ArcPy, @Jakub has suggested that it may be:
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you
can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if
fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are
in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be
perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of
course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
- with ArcPy I think it should be possible to:
to get a label point and convert it to page units, then to use graphic
and text elements to draw the "fancy" label offset from it. This would
be in layout view.
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It is certainly possible using ArcPy with text and graphic elements but to get help with that we would need you to provide a code snippet of where you get stuck. Or are you wanting to do this using labelling?
– PolyGeo♦
Nov 3 '16 at 3:56
Hi guy! Thank for your answer, actually I consider only using labelling for this task. Is it possible?
– user3277969
Nov 3 '16 at 4:16
2
Possible with a combination of EMF graphic (or a vector symbol if you can create one from that looks like this - tricky on other machines if fonts are involved) and formatted text if all the source atributes are in the feature class that's being labelled. Placement will not be perfect if the features being labelled are polygons. You will of course need to use a label expression with formatting tags.
– Jakub Sisak GeoGraphics
Nov 3 '16 at 14:04
1
WHat are your attribute names and what have you come up with so far?
– Mattropolis
Nov 4 '16 at 5:06
@PolyGeo, do you mind expanding how it can be done by using arcpy? Did you mean by using geometry properties (e.g., centroid as the plcaholder) and graphics.
– fatih_dur
Dec 8 '16 at 11:19