You can add one or more locators to a project and use them to find places. When you search using the Locate pane, all locators added to the project are searched for possible matching candidates.
Note:
All locators shared as utility services on your portal will be added automatically to every project you create.All locators stored locally on disk (including ArcGIS World Geocoder, ArcGIS StreetMap Premium, and locators you create) can be added to an ArcGIS Pro project in the same ways. Locators that are accessed through server connections or accessed on the Portal tab of the Catalog pane are also added in the same ways.
- Open an existing project, or create one.
- On the Insert tab, click Connections in the Project group, and click Add Locator
.The Select Existing Locator browse dialog box appears.
- On the Select Existing Locator dialog box, browse for the locator or composite locator you want to use for geocoding.
- Click Select or double-click to add the locator to the project.
Tip:
You can also browse to a folder connection or server connection in the Catalog pane and either drag the locator onto the map or right-click the locator or geocode service, and click Add To Project
.The locator will be added to the Locators folder
in the Catalog pane with any utility services that were added automatically.
Note:
Any locators added to the project using the methods above and the utility services added automatically from your portal are now available to find places on the map using the Locate pane. You can also use any of these locators to convert a table to locations on the map.
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Once a locator is added to a project, you can create a project template so that when you create a new project using that template, the locator will be included as part of the project by default. For additional information on how to create a project template, refer to Create a project template.