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Can you configure the template or feature report to omit null fields?

MikalaRandich1

Hello,

I was wondering if you could configure the template in Survey123 or the feature report tool to omit fields from the report that have null or no response?

Thanks for any assistance!

Mikala

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Jim Moore

Hi Mikala

You can use conditional statements in your feature report template to show or hide content. For example, to show a text question only if it has a value, you could use something like:

${if text_question!=""}
Text Question: ${text_question}
${/}‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

Please find details on conditional elements here: Feature report templates—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

Hope this helps,

Jim

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Jim Moore

Hi Mikala

You can use conditional statements in your feature report template to show or hide content. For example, to show a text question only if it has a value, you could use something like:

${if text_question!=""}
Text Question: ${text_question}
${/}‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

Please find details on conditional elements here: Feature report templates—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

Hope this helps,

Jim

MikalaRandich1

Thanks so much Jim, that worked!

ToryChristensen

Hi Jim,

Is there a way to avoid creating a new line for every question so that if it is blank, there will be no empty row created on the feature report? Thanks

Jim Moore

Hi Tory, thanks for your query, this is a known issue with conditional elements in a report template. If possible, could you please log this through Esri Support so we can add it to cases raised by other users? This helps us prioritise enhancements and fixes.

Best,

Jim

KarolFallas

Hi Jim,

Is there any news regarding the topic?

"Is there a way to avoid creating a new line for every question so that if it is blank"

Thanks.

JamesDanielsJr

Can someone please show this in the context of a report template? For example, if I have a question in my template that reads:

Location of project area monitored:

${location_of_project_area_monito}

How would I apply the conditional visibility syntax?

Jones_AJ

Agreed, would love to see this in context of a report template to not only hide the value but the text. Has there been any progress on this since?

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