I Need a Table On My Map! Do This to Place and Excel Table Into a Map | ArcGIS Pro and Excel

[@caritimo]

Hi Duke, do you know if you can specify different widths for columns? Thanks!

[@GeoFolks]

@caritmo if you go to 03:57 in this video it allows you to change from auto width to a specific width for the columns... do you mean the width of each column individually?

[@toddmacpherson]

Hello Duke. In my case the user may have more rows than the space available to see all rows in the table frame on the layout. Do you know if there is a way to add another page to a layout that will show the rest of the rows? This would come in handy when exporting layout to a pdf. Also, do you know if there is a way to dynamically show records in a table frame based on selected features? Right now it is all of them or what's in map view. Thank you.

[@GeoFolks]

Thanks for the question! I’m not sure if there is a way to do multipage layouts yet. Check out this community post: community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/multiple-pages-in-a-single-layout/idi-p/1016485 If anyone knows of a way to do multi page layouts? please post in this comments thread. If you want to make a page with just a table - I would make a new layout with the page size you need - add a map frame to that new layout - add a table that references the features in that map frame - then drag the map frame off the layout visible background- like off to the side where it will not print - then resize the table to be centered on the layout and as big as you want it. Hoping this helps you print a layout with just a table and not a map. For having the table to only view what is in the data frame and not the map view- right click on the data frame. Near the top there are four Icons - in the same place as the brush with the square from step below- the first icon is called “Options” click on that - then click on the “Source” dropdown - where it says “Query” Change it using the drop down to say Visible rows. This should create rows for what is visible in data frame. As for the table that is too Big, is it possible to manipulate the text? Right click on the table and go to properties- near the top there should be a square with a paint brush in it called the “Display” icon - click this and then use the “Table” drop down arrow - there you can change the size of the text for the headings, and rows. Thanks!

[@toddmacpherson]

@@GeoFolks Thank you for the detailed response.

[@GeoFolks]

@@toddmacpherson No problem! hope this helps.. let me know if you have any other questions/topics you want covered on the Geofolks Channel! Will most likely make videos covering things we talked about in the future.

[@toddmacpherson]

@@GeoFolks I am trying to develop online PDF map generation for the company. It is going to involve scripting unless there is a turkey solution. User would select a property and a pdf map and spreadsheet would generated.

[@GeoFolks]

@@toddmacpherson Sorry for the late response, Scripting can be a route if there are adequate time/resources to develop the application. But if not, I recommend checking out Experience Builder in ESRI online, there is a print widget that allows you to print maps, so you can get a pdf from there. There is also a list widget that may be beneficial. Its hard to know specifically what the app will contain… but I think in the absence of scripting the experience builder is the best route. I’m not seeing something specifically about the table and csv however at least exporting concurrently with the map.