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Reverse Geocode in a Repeat Survey123

LukeDubois

I recently recreated my survey123 to include a repeat to allow users to submit multiple geopoints within their larger project. Before I included the repeat, reverse geocode worked perfectly to find the county "Subregion" the point was located within, now the field is left blank.

pulldata("@geopoint", ${location}, "reversegeocode.address.Subregion")

In the calculation column

Strangely, the latitude and longitude calculations still work.

pulldata("@geopoint", ${location}, "x")

pulldata("@geopoint", ${location}, "y")

Again in their respective calculation columns

The only difference between my first iteration and now is including these calculations within a repeat.

Does anyone have experience with this? Is this a known issue?

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Blevins_Mark

Hello

I was wondering if you had any update on this bug. I am experiencing something I think is similar and/or related. I have a town and county fields for geopoints in a repeat, and I am calculating those fields using reverse geocode based on where the user clicks on the map. The issue is that when the user submits the form, the town and county names are only calculated for the last two locations, and all other locations have null values for town and county, even though the geometry of the point is captured correctly and when you click on the map the town field populates for all locations on the question in the web form.

Thanks

Richard_Purkis

@LukeDubois @ShawnHarris_CAR

I have a logged a new defect for this as BUG-000153785 : Reverse geocoding fails when geopoints are placed in a repeat and the survey is submitted via web form

Thanks

ShawnHarris_CAR

@Richard_Purkis We are also experiencing the same issue as the original poster. Our reverse geocoding works as expected outside of a repeat in the web app but does not calculate within a repeat. We tried adding a dedicated trigger, such as "Do you want to reverse geocode" to force the calculation but this did not work.

LukeDubois

OHHHH! Yeah I only tested on the web form. I think that's how most users will fill out our survey.

Richard_Purkis

Hi @LukeDubois

I can recreate the issue now. May you confirm that the you only experience the issue submitting via the web form. Previously I was only testing in Connect and on the Field App.

Thanks

LukeDubois

I tested it again with a stripped down version of the survey. Without the repeat reverse geocoding for "subregion" works perfectly but once I add that in it breaks. I also just tried it with "Region" as well. The geopoints are being stored correctly and I am able to pull out the latitude and longitude as before.

I am nearly convinced at this point that there is some issue with reverse geocoding and the repeat not working together.

LukeDubois

Richard thanks for your help looking at this.

Here's the survey xlsx form.

I have tested since my first message and found that if I just get rid of the repeat my county "Subregion" geocoding works perfectly fine. But having it within a repeat really helps it serve the purpose I need from it.

Mitigation_Multipoint 1 1.xlsx

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Richard_Purkis

Hi @LukeDubois

I was not able to recreate the issue with a test survey starting off with reverse geocoding a geopoint question, then placing it in a repeat.

I would do the usual things to test this; in a duplicate survey for testing, does the issue still occur? Then start taking out questions to get the smallest reproducible issue. If you are unable to find the cause of the issue feel free to share your xlsx form.

Hope this helps

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