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Export data table with description value, not coded value for fields with domains

LeeBrannon1

When using the Export Records action of the Feature Info widget, the exported CSV file shows the codes and not the descriptions for fields that have domains. The default export behavior should output the description instead of the code for those fields, as it does in Web AppBuilder applications. Currently, with Experience Builder, there appears to be no way at all to get the attribute descriptions into the output table.

The soon-to-be users of the application that I am developing with Experience Builder have explicitly requested the ability to export all of the records in the data to a file (must be a non-proprietary format). Those users will not be able to do their analysis if they receive the domain code values instead of the descriptions.

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Adam_Bourque

@ShengdiZhang is there any possibility to add function can choose whether user wants codes or labels for export on experience builder? The advantage to having it on experience builder is re-arranging the table for certain workflows. I realize I can export from source feature layer for codes but that only honors original field order from database.

Thank you

Adam_Bourque

@ShengdiZhang is there a way to have the option to export experience builder with values instead of labels? I had created database to cater towards the code values rather than labels due to this past export and then was changed with no option to choose or keep the same.

I end up going to feature layer to export CSV to get codes instead of labels. Only downside is you won't have the same export order as the table you arrange in experience builder, so I would recommend an option in EB to choose labels or code for export option if possible / or if already available can you direct me how to choose?

Thanks!

KentonSumpterMDA

I'm trying to export a table and related point layer from AGOL to csv, and I am getting the same issue of domain codes being used without any descriptions being included.

Shengdi Zhang

This issue is fixed in the latest AGOL update.

jfischer91

I'm still seeing this behavior in Exp Builder Dev Edition 1.14 with the Select widget. Viewing selected records in the attribute table displays codes, not their values. This behavior holds when exporting to CSV too, but only when exported from the table; exporting to CSV right from the Select widget exports the values. Values are displayed correctly in the main table for all layers.

EmmaCurran18

Does anyone have a solution for coded attribute values showing up when using dynamic text, and a workaround for this? I don't own the feature service being used, so I cannot make a new field. I tried making a field using an Arcade expression in AGOL, which worked in terms of creation, but that field isn't showing up as an option to display in Experience Builder.

LeeBrannon1

UPDATE:

Looks like Esri has made the update to the table export tool, and so domain descriptions are now included in the table output instead of the domain codes.

I don't know when they made the update to it, but I decided to just go ahead and do a test since I had not used ExB in awhile. I did a test in ExB for AGOL and another test in ExB for Enterprise Portal and it has been updated on both platforms.

JimGrimes

Definite need for those using the Utility Network, all subtypes and domain codes are integers. Anything downloaded/exported doesn't make sense without descriptions. Must have, please make it happen.

LeeBrannon1

No updates that I am aware of. And since I deleted the ExB application where this was an issue, I no longer have access to quick and easy testing. I can only guess that this Idea is not progressing forward.

Adam_Bourque

Any update on this? @LeeBrannon1 Also I noticed that too (although the opposite what you are saying, code will appear for all records) @CameronLacelle

CameronLacelle

I've come across the same problem. It's strange because if you have a table widget for the same feature, it will show the domain descriptions which is great but only for all records in the table, then as soon as you perform a query and view the results in the table or otherwise all of a sudden it only displays the codes. Seems to be a frustrating oversight.

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