I am receiving an error when validating my Survey123 survey in the web app. I receive something that says "Data values are valid Instance name: 2nd Street 1543726800000"
When I try to submit the same survey on the web app on my phone I receive a error code 1000 indicating I have a string that is too long. I'm not sure if these two are related?
I've attached a copy of my survey.
Hi @AllanBrown,
I recieved the files you sent via email, however can you please confirm exactly the issue you are having? I loaded the survey and everything appears to be working fine.
You have commented on this post about "Data values are valid" and above said you have the same problem. The "Data values are valid" only applies in Connect as a way to check the values you have entered, it does not apply to field app, as when you select the tick in field app, it will submit the survey.
Do you have a screenshot or further explanation of the exact error you are seeing and where/how you see it?
Regards,
Phil.
Hi Sarah,
The first message appears to bed correct - your instance name displays the time of submittal without using the format-date function (so it will appear as a timestamp).
I'm not seeing the error on submitting with a test value set- can you provide a sample set of values that reliably cause the error?
When I access the survey through my login in Survey123 and fill it out on the computer it submits with no problem. When I validate the survey on the Survey123 Connect for ArcGIS I get the data value error with the street name. And lastly, when I try to submit it on my phone it displays the string error. I have attached a group of screen shots from that app on my phone that is giving me the error.
Hi @JamesTedrick , I am experiencing this problem. What exactly is the solution for "Data Values are valid"
Thanks..
Did anyone find a solution to this problem? I'm also receiving this error and everything appears to be compatible on my form.
I have the same problem
Can you share a screenshot of the exact error? Are you seeing it in the web app or field app?
Also, how did you create the survey, via web designer or Connect? If using Connect, do you have a copy of the XLSForm file and if so can you share it?
I have the same experience. It's not an error, but a dialog box appears that states "Data values are valid" and it then lists several lines of code that list the survey responses. This appeared suddenly when I was creating a survey in Survey123 Connect. How do I stop this dialog box from appearing?
this issue shows as solved but I read through all the responses here and there is no solution posted. Can you please provide the solution? I am having the same issue and when I submit the record in connect it is not submitted because the message appears.
is there a solution to this issue?
is there a solution to this issue? I am having the same issue; it won't let me submit a record while using connect and instead if gives me the data values are valid message. How does this stop from showing up and instead submits the record?
there has not been any solution posted; I am having the same issue. I try to submit a record using connect and it shows up with the data are valid but it won't submit the record. what is the solution?
Hello @PavlovaVitale
In case you are still wondering... and if I am understanding correctly, the solution is not clear because the message it is not actually an error. So that is the solution - there is no error.
You will get that message about data valid... 'see details'... when you are testing the survey in Connect.
You cannot submit data when you are in Connect. Instead you test then publish the survey in Connect, then open it either in field app or web app, from there you can collect and submit data.
It has been a source of confusion for many of us... e.g. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-questions/data-values-are-valid-error-instance-name/m-p/1040161#M33381
Hope that helps.
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