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2. support.esri.com › en-us › knowledge-baseCreate a new layer based on selected features - Esri Support

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   Aug 20, 2024 · Point to Selection and click Make Layer From Selected Feature. In ArcMap, the button is called Create Layer From Selected Feature. A new layer is created. Using the Export Data tool. Select the feature (s) desired with any select tool (standard, by location or by attribute). From the Table of Contents, right-click the layer.

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3. community.esri.com › t5 › arcgis-pro-questionsSolved: How to duplicate layers/features without affecting ...

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   Apr 7, 2021 · The first image is the layer that I want to duplicate. And the second image is result of Export Feature. The Original LayerNew layer generated from export features. 2. [Select the feature to duplicate] - [Right Click] - [Selection] - [Make Layer from Selected Features]. This does not make a duplicate layer. Just like copy and past, it creates ...

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   Mar 22, 2022 · They control what data to show (data source and applied filters), and how to show it (e.g. symbols, labels, popups), and they allow you to change the underlying data (create, update, and delete features). Layers normally don't get saved separately, they are a part of the ArcGIS project. When you copy a layer, you create a new layer that ...

5. learn.arcgis.com › en › projectsCreate a layer and add features | Documentation - ArcGIS

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   Jul 29, 2024 · On the ribbon, click the Data tab. Click the Fields button. The layer has one field: OBJECTID. The OBJECTID field allows you to uniquely identify each feature in the layer. Click the Add button. In the Add Field window, for Field Name and Display Name, type Name. Ensure that Type is set to String.

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   Jun 15, 2023 · I am looking for a way to create new layers from the existing layer on the basis of fields. I have a feature layer of "AdminBnd" having the three fields - 'city', 'village' & 'location'. I want to create three separate layer based on fields. The layer name should be combinations of base layer + field name, for example . Layer1: AdminBndcity

7. pro.arcgis.com › add-layers-to-a-mapAdd layers to a map or scene—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation - Esri

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   Create a layer from a template. You can use a layer template to add a new, editable layer to the active map. A layer template is a schema-only layer package; it defines the symbology and other display properties for the layer and the schema for the underlying dataset. When you add new features to the layer, they are stored in the new dataset.

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   Can a layer be saved separately in ArcGIS?

   • Layers normally don't get saved separately, they are a part of the ArcGIS project. When you copy a layer, you create a new layer that represents the same underlying data. If you delete a feature in the new layer, you don't delete it from the layer, but from the data. All other layers representing that data will show the change, too. Solutions:

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   What is a layer in ArcGIS?

   • Layers are representations of data. They control what data to show (data source and applied filters), and how to show it (e.g. symbols, labels, popups), and they allow you to change the underlying data (create, update, and delete features). Layers normally don't get saved separately, they are a part of the ArcGIS project.

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   How to add data in ArcGIS Online?

   • There are many item types in ArcGIS Online and many ways to add data. For your map, a feature layer is the best option; it can contain one feature for each beach, and store attributes about the name of the beach and the date and time of the event. You can edit the layer as information changes and reuse it in multiple maps. Click Feature layer.

   Create a layer and add features | Documentation - ArcGIS

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   How do I create a layer in ArcGIS Pro?

   • Take into account that the layer created with this method is generated on-the-fly on the map, hence you must save it locally. Select the feature (s) desired with any select tool (standard, by location or by attribute). From the Table of Contents (ArcMap) or Catalog pane (ArcGIS Pro), right-click the layer. A new layer is created.

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   Where is data stored in ArcGIS?

   • The data can be in a local directory, on a network drive, in ArcGIS Online, or on your organization's portal. When you add data to a map or scene, it is represented as a new layer. You can also add layers to a map by adding an existing layer or layer package. Layers provided as a file have an .lyrx extension.

   Add layers to a map or scene—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation - Esri

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   Can I use the same imagery layer in every map?

   • For example, you can use the same imagery layer in every map you create. If the location of the data changes, however, the data source path must be updated. There are many different types of data that are represented in ArcGIS Pro as layers. Layers typically comprise vector (feature) or raster data.

   Layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation - Esri

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9. pro.arcgis.com › layer-properties › layersLayers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation - Esri

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   Layers are reusable and flexible. For example, you can use the same imagery layer in every map you create. If the location of the data changes, however, the data source path must be updated. Types of layers. There are many different types of data that are represented in ArcGIS Pro as layers. Layers typically comprise vector (feature) or raster ...