When creating a worksheet with database headers and utilize the image function to create a symbol representation of an item, the image return is a very poor rasterized version of the symbol/item. When using this feature for a legend/schedule purposes, this can often be very confusing and color/clarity of the symbol can be illegible.
Furthermore, if symbols are being shown here, they will respond to the active class visibility settings and not a viewports custom settings for visibilities.
As a landscape architecture firm, we use this feature most often with plant schedules. We have had to circumnavigate it to avoid the clunky, illegible graphics generated by the worksheet.
Can this be a more polished, more controllable feature within worksheets to better streamline workflows?
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When creating a worksheet with database headers and utilize the image function to create a symbol representation of an item, the image return is a very poor rasterized version of the symbol/item. When using this feature for a legend/schedule purposes, this can often be very confusing and color/clarity of the symbol can be illegible.
Furthermore, if symbols are being shown here, they will respond to the active class visibility settings and not a viewports custom settings for visibilities.
As a landscape architecture firm, we use this feature most often with plant schedules. We have had to circumnavigate it to avoid the clunky, illegible graphics generated by the worksheet.
Can this be a more polished, more controllable feature within worksheets to better streamline workflows?
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