Selecting a polygon using geopoint, geotrace, or any other method that would work

Question

So, I'm a newb to Survey123 and I've figured out a lot, but I still need some help. Rather than searching all of Google and YouTube to find exactly what I need I figured it might be easer to ask.

Question:

What I'd like to do is create a question using the geopoint, I think, to have the user open a map and place a point in the center of land parcel(s). What I need to actually get is the Parcel ID from each parcel selected.

Pain Points:

* When I created my survey I created it from the advanced template in Survey123 Connect and from what I've listen to on YouTube it seems like I should have created it from the Parcel feature service that I need to collect data from. Not sure if that's correct or incorrect
* Is there a way I can have the user click in one of the maps somehow and actually select (highlight) the parcel(s) they want to choose that would work better than using the geopoint type?
* Can I somehow add the parcel feature class that I have into the survey I've already created and adapt it to be selectable for a question in the survey?

If there's a video somewhere that answers most of these questions and someone just wants to drop me a link to that instead of explaining it that works just fine for me. I haven't found exactly what I'm looking for quite yet though and I've been looking for about 2 days.

Thank you,

Mark

dougbrowning · Accepted Answer

Check out this post  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-questions/auto-populating-field-from-another-feature-layer/m-p/1112530

If you can I like to go the opposite direction - load the features in Field Maps then launch 123 from there passing the parcelID over to the form.  Then relate keeps everything connected.  It also works offline where a lookup of course would not.

Hope that helps

MPach · Accepted Answer

Thanks for the quick response Doug. Just for anyone else who may stumble upon this thread, I'm also looking at this:  https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/experience-builder/real-time/using-experience-builder-and-survey123-to-pass-attributes-and-geometry-from-one-layer-to-another/ because it seems like closer to what I was envisioning. I usually find the solution that I'm looking for right after I ask the question. It's ridiculously ironic.

Regards,

Mark