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Relates + and workflow from ArcPro to Online

ErichPurpur1

Hi-

I'm struggling here. My question is 2 parts:

I have a table (attached to this post) with usage data from a building on a college campus. There are 4 floors in the building. Each floor is broken into zones, where headcounts are taken at various times on various days.

My first problem- I have all my data in a table and I have layer files for the 4 floors in the building with their corresponding zones (zone 1, zone 2, etc). It seems I should create a relation between this table and each floor layer, right?

Second problem- Now, I'm trying to figure out a workflow to migrate this into ArcGIS online. Ideally the WebApp would do the following: Allow users, via some kind of drop down or radio button menu, to select a floor, a date, a time, and another variable to display. So for example: User chooses floor 1, October 19th, 10am, total headcount.

I'm not looking for step by step instructions but some guidance would be much appreciated.

Thank you,

Erich

AllFloorsData2.csv.zip

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XanderBakker

A shapefile cannot participate in a relationshipclass so it will not persist when you convert to shapefile and upload the data to ArcGIS Online. You will need to publish (share web layer) directly from ArcGIS Pro: Introduction to sharing web layers—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop

ErichPurpur1

I seem to not understand how the relationship class persists when publishing a feature class in ArcGIS Online. I have my layers and table in the same geodatabase. I created a relationship class between the table and each of the layers. I then exported each layer as a shapefile, zipped the shapefile, and published them as a feature class in ArcGIS Online. I also saved the table as a .csv, and published it as a table in ArcGIS Online.

It seems to me something is being lost in the steps when I save each layer, zip them, and publish them online.

XanderBakker

For a relationshipclass you should have both the fc and the table in the same file geodatabase. So import the csv into the fgdb as a table. Then publish the data out to ArcGIS Online (the relationshipclass will persist).

ErichPurpur1

Thanks for the input Xander. However, I'm still stuck.

I created a concatenated field for floors + zones (ex: 1.2, for floor 1 zone 2) both in the table and in my layers.

I'm unsure how to continue in ArcGIS online. I created a relate, AND a relationship class between my table and my floor layers.

In ArcGIS Online I've imported each individual floor layer as a feature layer, and the table as a .csv. It seems like the relate does not transfer. Also, I am unable to import the relationship class into ArcGIS Online.

Thank you for any suggestions.

-Erich

XanderBakker

You can relate the featureclass with the zones and floors to the data stored in the csv, however you will need to create an ID in the CSV that corresponds to the features (for instance concatenate the floor and the zone into a single additional ID). You could instead of using relate, use a relationshipclass with a 1:n cardinality. See: Create Relationship Class—Help | ArcGIS Desktop (this will require a Standard or Advanced license level).

You can configure an app using the Web AppBuilder (see: What is Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS?—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ) and configure the Filter widget—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

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