An ArcGIS Pro user is working with several layers in a map that were added from feature classes in a geodatabase and then modified with custom symbology. The user copies the layers from the original map and pastes them into the Contents Pane in the second map. The user expected default symbology, but all the symbology modifications carried over. What should the user have done differently?
A) The user should have shared the layers to the web and then imported them into the second map.
B) The user should have selected Single Symbol from the Symbology dropdown in the Appearance tab on the ribbon to limit the symbology to one map.
C) The user should NOT have saved the Project before copying the layers over. The user should NOT have saved the Project before copying the layers over.
D) The user should have added the feature classes from the geodatabase into the second map.

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The Answer of An ArcGIS Pro user is working with several layers in a map that were added from feature classes in a geodatabase and then modified with custom symbology. The user copies the layers from the original map and pastes them into the Contents Pane in the second map. The user expected default symbology, but all the symbology modifications carried over. What should the user have done differently?
A) The user should have shared the layers to the web and then imported them into the second map.
B) The user should have selected Single Symbol from the Symbology dropdown in the Appearance tab on the ribbon to limit the symbology to one map.
C) The user should NOT have saved the Project before copying the layers over. The user should NOT have saved the Project before copying the layers over.
D) The user should have added the feature classes from the geodatabase into the second map.

An ArcGIS Pro User Is Working with Several Layers in a Map