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Choropleth map in ArcGIS Pro with range slider
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Before I forget... | |
Starting with NZ Police Station boundaries - clipping to nz polygon coastline, and | |
using an extract from policedata.nz to get victimisation data. | |
Victimisation data is year, police station name, sumvictimisation. | |
To get the one to many join to work for some reason I had to copy the imported csv victimisation data over to the geodatabase and | |
in the docs it said I also needed to create a unique row id - so I did that first using monotonically_increasing_id() AS vid | |
Then create the join with one police station to many year/victimsations. | |
Create symbology for the victimisation field. | |
Then double click on the feature layer containing the one to many values ie one boundary id to many combos of | |
year/victimisations to bring up the range dialog: |
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