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I am using a feature report template with Survey 123 and I am generating a table off of a repeat in my Survey. I have successfully generated the table however, each time I create a row from a repeat value it adds a return carriage in between each row of my repeat values: This is what I am currently getting and this is what I would like the report to look like I have tried numerous different methods of putting the start and end of the repeat inside and outside of the table, but still end up with this carriage return. James Tedrick
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Thanks for the reply Randy. While it looks like your solution will accomplish my desired outcome. I guess I'm still really wanting to know if the filter options outlined in the documentation are accurate and function as outlined.
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I've been working with ESRI Python toolboxes for a while but I'm still having difficulties setting an input parameter as a "DEWorkspace" and using the parameter filter to make it so only file geodatabases are visible to the end user when entering parameters. I'm using 10.5 and this is the ESRI documentation param0 = arcpy.Parameter(
displayName="Input Workspace",
name="in_workspace",
datatype="DEWorkspace",
parameterType="Required",
direction="Input")
# Set the filter to accept only local (personal or file) geodatabases
param0.filter.list = ["Local Database"]
params = [param0]
return params
The problem I'm encountering is that this filter doesn't seem to actually limit what the end user can see or enter as parameter. For example when they navigate to provide a file geodatabse the dialog allows them to see and enter .lyr files. I'm assuming that you should be able to limit what the end user can see and enter when it comes to workspaces? PythonGIS Developers
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Thanks Kelly, I did not realize that I had to do in conjunction with calculate field.
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After reading this Blog Post on using Arcade to visualize your attachments in AGOL, I thought that I would explore some of our editable feature services in AGOL which have attachments. However, when I try to make an expression, I see that for my Feature, the Arcade Attachments function is not available. Is there a setting in my editable feature service that is preventing this function to be an option? Something else that I'm missing out on? Paul Barker
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After reading this article about the new Python API 1.5.1 release. I was most interested in checking out the Survey123 module. I am using the API in Anaconda rather than through an installation of ArcGIS Pro. When I use the command print(arcgis.__version__) i get : 1.5.1 However when I try to use the module I get the error: module 'arcgis.apps' has no attribute 'survery123' I am wondering if anyone else is able to successfully get the Suvery123 module to work? John Yaist
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Is there a way get this code in actual lines of code rather than one enormously large single line of code? I'm guessing there is a browser SNAFU. But IE, FF and Chrome are all currently displaying your response as a single line of code.
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I have always liked Spyder but had a hard time implementing when I had ArcGIS Installed. Checkout this SE GIS post and use a Anaconda installation of Spyder. Thankfully now I have an Anaconda environment which also contains access to Arcpy.
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Hi Owen. Does when you created your Cascade Story Map matter as far as being able to print. E.g., Cascade Story Maps created before April 2018 when this update was pushed out.
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I'm having a devil of a time figuring out how outputs in ESRI Python toolboxes work. I can't either find usable examples or the proper documentation. My aim is this 1.) Allow the user to navigate to a gdb and provide a name for the output of the toolbox, from the toolbox dialog 2.) have the toolbox return results that aren't empty! I've tried everything under the sun. I simply want to provide the path and name that user provides from the dialog to this function. arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(inp, outname,'"RND" = 1') where outname is the user provided parameter and have the results of this function be returned as an output of the tool. Currently all that is returned is an empty FC. However when I run the logic of the code in the python window and predifine all the parameters I get the results I desired. So I am assuming that its error on my part on how the input parameters are being handled in the getParameterInfo(self) of the tbx. I've attached my code
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