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Pinpoints on the map are too big

RichardHumphries

Hi Everyone,

New user here so pardon for the basic questions I have been trying to figure out survey123 for 3 weeks now and I am stuck on 2 things.

1. How can I make the map point smaller in a custom report? On my custom report they look like they are on top of each other because the blue map pin points are huge.

2. On the survey123 website how can I make the screen on the right bigger? Especially the maps. When our technician goes back to the office and decides to edit the map point he is having a hard time editing it since the map is too small.

Thank you!

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abureaux

That map on the right is a default and cannot be changed. I'd recommend setting up a web map specifically for editing features and points (e.g., like in Experience Builder) rather than use the S123 Web Site.

I think this may also resolve the first question you had as well. That first screen shot is also from the S123 Web Site isn't it?

RichardHumphries

Thanks for replying. The first screenshot is from my custom report which is a word document this is the most important since this is what we will send to our customers. when it gets output to a word or pdf it is hard to determine points since they overlap with these big pointers. For the experience builder I should go look at that. Thank you for pointing that out

abureaux

Okay, that that is a Feature Report.

This is the latest and greatest for working with Web Maps in Feature Reports: Survey123 Tricks of the Trade: Print web maps in reports

${geopoint1 | drawingInfo:"currentLayer"} - drawingInfo can override the default symbology (e.g., the blue pin for a geopoint) used by the report engine with the drawing information defined in the feature layer JSON. "currentLayer" refers to the layer where geopoint1 resides. You can also reference any feature layer by replacing "currentLayer" with a feature layer URL (e.g., https://.../FeatureServer/0). Note: this only works for input features to the report and does not affect any features or symbology defined in a web map.

RichardHumphries

I am sorry where do I go create feature layer? Is it in the survey123 website?. I have been reading into it but I am confused.

RichardHumphries

OMG you are so detailed you are amazing! I will try this one and let you know.

RichardHumphries

${geopoint1 | drawingInfo:"currentLayer"} did the trick! thank you so much! I was not able to make it work in the beginning then realized that the L was a capital. I did that and it worked, it now looks like a smaller red circle. Thank you, for bringing me to the right direction.

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