Equivalent of Map Series for AGOL?

Question

I am developing an ArcGIS Dashboard that shows hospital visits in my state by county, hospital, year, and type of condition. The dashboard's map is where I am looking for help. I have a proof of concept in Map Viewer that's already slow with 60 maps stacked on top of one another.

Much of the dashboard is driven by a large table. I have 3 selectors that filter the tables, charts, and indicators by hospital, year, and condition.  In Map Viewer, this would mean a county-level statewide graduated colors map for all hospital visits from each hospital-year-condition combination. We're looking at a ballpark estimate of ~10,000 possible maps that could be generated from the selector combinations.

Instead of having ~10,000 county maps stacked on top of one another, is there a way to generate these maps on the fly in AGOL? So if my dashboard chooses 'City Memorial Hospital' (out of about 60 hospitals), '2022' (between 2016-2024), 'Diseases of the Respiratory System' (1 of about 20 conditions), is there a way to generate maps like that quickly without breaking AGOL?

RachelPasser_RFA · Answer

Thank you, I will look into that. How would I build the county-based feature layer to do so? The rest of the dashboard is based off a table, not a feature layer. I envision this may have thousands of duplicates of each county stacked. Any tips on how I can ensure draw speed is fast with that many possible map combinations?

kenbuja · Answer

You can use the selectors on the map itself, wiring up the actions to filter the layers on the maps.