How to use Arcade for List in ArcGIS Dashboard?

JennyKuan

Hi,

I'm relatively new to using Arcade and I have been scouring the Internet, trying to figure out how to use Arcade Expressions for the List widget on Dashboard. I am simply trying to display my data like a table, using the List widget. I know that a Table widget is currently in the works but, in the meantime, I would like to use Arcade within the List widget to display my data. 

So far, I haven't had any luck getting my data to display in the List widget when using Arcade Expressions. The "Feature" functions don't work for me at all and I only have "$datapoint" available as my Global functions. I don't understand the difference between the two. 

I have found a few posts where people are using Arcade to display their data in a table format but, I have tried to replicate their expressions with no success. 

Here is my data:

I'm hoping to display the data in a table and for it to look something like this:

 

And here's how it gets displayed in under the Advanced Formatting, in the List widget:

As you can see, FeatureSet, FeatureSetByAssociation, etc. are unavailable to me. I also tried using any function with my data just to see what it would look like:

And it doesn't work as I have to use FeatureSet. 

 

Is there anything wrong with my data? I don't know how to get "FeatureSet" to display on the List widget. I looked to see if FeatureSet was available to me in the pop-ups and it is:

 

I tried following these instructions to display my data in the List widget, in a table-like format: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-dashboards-questions/arcade-dashborad-add-new-values-into-hosted-table/m-p/1079568

 

Any insight would be helfpul!

 

Thank you,

 

Jenny

jcarlson

Yes, that's correct. To write the expression, you'd need to use FeatureSetFromPortalItem to bring in your layers.

Look at the sample expressions here for some guidance. They can be very flexible in what they do and the kind of data they return, but there should be one or two examples in that repo to get you started. You can also look around the Community to find other posts about Data Expressions that include code snippets.