[GIS] Creating Land Use Change Map in ArcGIS for Desktop

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I need to create a map with multiple dataframes showing the percent change in land use – one each for agriculture, developed, and forest. Percent change has to be labeled on each county and color coded for increase, decrease, and no change. I have the data figured out and ready to map.

I can't get started with creating the map and was wondering if you could give me a boost.

How can I separate the fields and just map the data picked from the table shown?

I included a screen capture of the table and basic county map.

I'm using ArcGIS 10.2 for Desktop.

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Best Answer

Perhaps I'm making this too simple in my head, but I would double click the layer on which you need to label %change, and go to the Labels tab, turn on labels and select the correct field to display.

Then, in the same properties window, go to symbology and symbolize based on your %complete field.

I don't quite understand your statement about isolating fields and mapping the data picked from the table. You can filter based on a Definition Query to restrict the entire table to a query, or you can make your symbols only display if they meet a certain criteria. You can also label based on certain criteria.

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