An ArcGIS Pro user must interactively display features with attribute values between a minimum and a maximum value. How should the user achieve this task?

The best method to interactively display features with attribute values falling between a minimum and a maximum value is to set Range Properties for the layer and then utilize the Range slider.

This capability allows users to dynamically filter the features displayed on the map based on numeric attribute values. When the Range slider is employed, it provides a visual interface where users can drag the slider to set the minimum and maximum thresholds. As the slider is adjusted, the map updates in real-time to show only those features that meet the specified criteria. This interactivity is essential for data exploration, visualization, and analysis.

Setting the Range Properties specifically defines which range of attribute values should be considered in the display, ensuring that the user sees only relevant features based on their defined criteria. This method is especially useful for large datasets where stakeholders might want to focus on specific ranges of data without having to manipulate data or perform complex filtering tasks manually.