¿Crear una nueva lista en Sharepoint que pueda estar habilitada para ubicación/mapa en Sharepoint?

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<\/HEAD>¿Es posible crear una nueva lista en Sharepoint donde un usuario pueda agregar la ubicación a un nuevo elemento que está completando usando Esri Maps para Sharepoint? No tengo una lista/hoja de cálculo existente, necesitamos crearla y permitir que el usuario agregue el elemento al mapa. Específicamente, estamos creando una lista de solicitudes de subvención y queremos que nuestro personal identifique la ubicación de las nuevas solicitudes usando la interfaz de mapeo en Sharepoint. ¿Es esto posible? La documentación que leí parecía indicar que solo se podían habilitar espacialmente hojas de cálculo existentes, no parecía posible crear nuevas donde los datos Shape X, Y serían poblados por el usuario editando el mapa. ¡Cualquier comentario o enlaces serían muy apreciados!<\/P> Gracias, <\/P> Liz<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

AlixBakke_SNC · Answer

Thank you very much!

QuanTang · Answer

Hi Liz

With M4SP, you can digitize on a  map interface (available in the list item edit page) to generate X and Y coordinates. The following are the steps:

1. Create a new SharePoint list;

2. Create X and Y column (Number based). The column names can be arbitrary, but it is recommended to follow some patterns, such as ShapeX and ShapeY.

3. Create a field of the type "Esri Maps Location" and then map the above created columns to Lat and Lon. For example, the following screenshot demostrates that we map the Y column to Latitude and X column to Longitude. You can also alternatively choose to map to Shape column, so you can digitize the polygon and poly line. If you choose to map to Shape, please remember to specify the geometry type (e.g., point/polygon/polyline)

4. Now you should be able to start digitizing on the map. Create a new list item and choose the digitize tool to start digitize points. The coordinates would be automatically saved to the X and Y columns. The following screenshots demonstrate a point example and a polygon example.

5. You can create more columns on this list and populate the list on these columns as you digitize the point;

6. The list can be directly added to Esri Maps Web Part for visualization (e.g., view the list as a whole)

Thanks.

Quan

NaZhang · Answer

Of course you can  create a new list and add the list  to the map .

There are some different scenarios.  1) If there is address information in the list, in order to get coordinates you need to run workflow to geocode the list .After that you can load data to the map. 2) If  you already have coordinates(eg.Shape X,Y) in the list, you can directly load data to the map. 3) You can also use "customer location type" to link to arcgis online to get  the geometry info when you load data to map.

Sum up, you can definitely create new list with/without Shape X, Y and load the list to Map. For the list without Shape X,Y, Add and run the locate workflow will spatially enable the list.

Here is the link:

Esri Maps Locate workflow—Esri Maps for SharePoint | ArcGIS