Latest Contributions by CherylHagevik

Hi @maya_fromstein Thank you for reaching out with your question! If you would like to work with the features from your Void analysis, you can share the results as s Web map to ArcGIS Online. This will create a feature layer of your results to use as needed.  With your Void analysis results displayed on the map, just go to the Share results menu and select ArcGIS web map option.  Be sure to enable the option for Export map layers in a new hosted feature service for the most flexibility with the layer. Once your map is published, you can access the results in ArcGIS Online. Just click the link in the prompt when the publishing completes.      ... View more

@ArielLow2146 Hi Ariel, thanks for reaching out with your question. I have tested the workflow using a couple of different map layers and when configuring my chart, I do not see the option for Compare with geographies. We supress this option since it cannot be used with map layers.  It's interesting that you are seeing the option with your map layer. Can you please share further details on the type of map layer you are working with? I have tried a map service and a feature service added from AGOL.  ... View more

Hi @JasonBOCQUET Thank you for reaching out with your question. One option to consider for this goal is to build an infographic using a Nearby panel that is based on your custom layer of buildings.  With Nearby panels, you have the ability to configure the appearance as needed and display the data as a table or as a summary. Here is a quick example. 1. When configuring the Nearby panel, select your layer using one of these options: 2. Then you can select the fields from your data to include in the table:   3. You can add the table and link it to a map:   4. Then Run the infographic using a site in the area of interest:     ... View more

@ChrisMyers_NewQuest Thank you for reaching out on this issue. I am able to reproduce the behavior you described when working with web maps and we will work on looking into this issue further.  In the meantime, as a workaround you can consider using layers from your project instead of a web map. For example, use the Import file workflow to load your data, then apply the Color & Size symbology and Save the layer to your project. When configuring the map panel in your infographic, use this layer from your project instead of a web map.   Feel free to let me know if you need more details on this workflow and I can provide the steps.  ... View more

Hi @ArielLow2146 Thanks for reaching out with this question. We will consider improving options for title formatting in the future for background fills and for using multiple lines, for example.  In addition to the details that Fasil has provided, you can consider the following in your infographics design for stack mode: With Stack mode, any elements that overlap with a panel are picked up and displayed. So to help with your goal, you could add a free floating element that overlaps with a Chart panel. For your goal, you can use the Title setting within the Chart options to create the text. Then, add a shape element and move it behind the chart title. This method can be used to add additional elements to panels like text and shapes.  Here are the steps I used for your goal, as an example: In exsiting chart panel, add a title 2. Add element > Images > Shapes and icons 3. Search for and add a shape 4. Move and resize shape > Open Layers and move the shape below the chart   Stack mode export: ... View more