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‎04-17-2019

Thank you. I should have RTFM before posting the question... Marked as answered. Hopefully it'll be implemented in the near future.

‎04-17-2019

Good morning GeoNet. I have this FS table: And I use the information in it to update a feature class. My workflow is this: Update the feature class using the information in the Detail field, and then Edit the Update Status? field from Pending to Complete. This is the field I use to indicate if the GIS update is complete. I have a definition query which removes any records where Update Status = Complete To make the update to the feature class, I need to be able to see all the information in the Detail field. I know I can expand the Detail field by clicking, holding the mouse down and dragging: But the Detail field width only persists until I change the Update Status field - and then it reverts to its original width and I can't see all the information in the Detail field: Any suggestions on how to force the Detail field width to persist would be greatly appreciated.

‎04-01-2019

Thanks Robert - I figured it out. The documentation isn't clear that you can only override time settings when publishing from Pro, and not from ArcMap.

‎04-01-2019

I have a FC with a DATE field: When I publish this FC to AGO, the date changes to what I suspect is UTC: This is the expected behavior, but the documentation also states: I don't see any guidance as to how I can specify whether the date values are in local time zone, and I don't see any Date/Time settings when I go to publish the feature layer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

‎04-01-2019

If your end goal is to create some selections, then your best bet, AFAIK, is to use the Select By Attributes function from within ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro.

‎03-26-2019

Please let me know if you've had success with this - I know our AMI team would be thrilled to see this functionality.

‎03-25-2019

Use case: I've got Sunrise and Sunset times stored in a table, and I'd like to display them alongside the Streetlight data in an Operations Dashboard. The Streetlights only burn between Sunset and Sunrise - this is useful ancillary information. I tried using the Indicator widget, but it will only support numeric data.

‎03-25-2019

Thanks, Nick. I think for now I'll simply remove the ":" from the time so Ops Dashboard will treat the fields as numeric. I'll submit an idea to the team for clock / time indicator widget, I suspect I'm not the only one who'd like to see this. Cheers.

‎03-25-2019

I have published a Hosted Table Service with Date stored as Date, and Sunrise and Sunset times stored as text. I would like to display Sunrise and Sunset in an Operations Dashboard using the Indicator widget, and filtered by Date. When I apply the Date is Today filter and select Value Type = Feature, I don't see Sunrise or Sunset as an option. The Indicator documentation hasn't provided any guidance on this seemingly trivial limitation... Edit - "An indicator is essentially a card that can be added to your dashboard. It can be used to show the numeric attributes of individual features, or it can be used to display a count, a sum, an average, a minimum, or a maximum summary statistic." Does this mean I can't display text attributes of individual features? Should I convert Sunrise and Sunset times into something else? Any advice?

‎03-20-2019

Just to be clear, are you trying to view the active hosted feature service in Excel, or are you hoping to download the data for viewing in Excel?

‎03-20-2019

Did you specify No Simplify in the tool? NO_SIMPLIFY —The edge of the polygons will conform exactly to the input raster's cell edges. With this option, converting the resulting polygon feature class back to a raster would produce a raster the same as the original.

‎03-20-2019

Have you tried Raster to Polygon?

‎03-19-2019

Now would be the time to learn some Python, and especially Cursors. The pseudo code would be: Make a list of all your tables Make a list of all the fields in Table1 Initiate a cursor to loop through the list of fields looking for "Apple" and replacing it with "Orange" Make a list of all the fields in Table2, etc. etc. etc.

‎03-14-2019

Now is a good opportunity to learn a little Python. Here is the pseudo code: Bring all of your data into memory as layers Merge the 4 layers into a new fc Export the merge Delete the 4 layers from memory Bring the merge into memory Select by attributes Export your selection as a new fc - this is your final product Delete the merge from memory Delete the merge fc If this is a task you do regularly you can use the Windows Task Scheduler to run this nightly, all hands-off. Does this help?

‎03-13-2019

The folder I read from has only .jpg.

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Latest Contributions by deleted-user-qpvAI3Fo0MKR

Re: Prevent Pro Table Field from Resizing

Prevent Pro Table Field from Resizing

Re: Force AGO to display Local Date/Time?

Force AGO to display Local Date/Time?

Re: See feature service table in Excel?

Re: Spider Diagram Geoprocessing Tool

Clock-style widget for Operations Dashboard

Re: Indicator in Operations Dashboard

Indicator in Operations Dashboard

Re: See feature service table in Excel?

Re: How to extract segmented boundaries in ArcGIS Pro?

Re: How to extract segmented boundaries in ArcGIS Pro?

Re: find and replace function entire geodatabase

Re: Make same selection from multiple features

Re: Geotagged Photos To Point

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Re: Curved and extra-wide monitors

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