Summary
This article provides instructions to symbolize points with different colors and sizes determined by values from different fields in the attribute table.
Note:
This article applies to retired ArcGIS versions 9.x. Later versions of ArcGIS may contain different functionality, as well as different names and locations for menus, commands and geoprocessing tools.
Procedure
- In Table Of Contents, right-click the layer and click Properties.
- In the Layer Properties dialog box, click the Symbology tab. On the left side (the Show: box), click Multiple Attributes.
- In the Value Fields section, select the field containing the attribute to base the color symbology on. Leave the other two fields blank.
- Click the Add All Values button at the bottom, and uncheck <all other values>.
- Click the Symbol Size button. The Draw quantities using symbol size to show relative values dialog box is displayed.
- Select the Value field, and set it to the field containing quantities. Leave the Normalization field as none. Click OK.
- Click OK in the Layer Properties dialog box. The points are symbolized based on two fields, one with different colors for each value and the other based on size.