Latest Contributions by FasilTiru

Yes, the features have to be visible on the map for the filtering functionality. Although we don't have a specific number of feature that can be returned, you will notice some performance issues if you bring in a very large number of features. In the example below, the layer contains less than 50k features and it works smoothly. Thanks, Fasil

Hello @alexrealestate The easiest way is to host your exported infographic HTML on a web server. And then embed that url in your web site/blog.... If you don't have access to a web server, you might want to explore hosting it on Github as mentioned in this article: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-host-a-website-on-github-for-free/ You can skip some of the steps as you are uploading .html file. Thanks, Fasil T.

Hello @GBacon, My recommendation is to apply the filter at the layer level before creating the custom data. You can do the following inside the BA web app: 1. Expand the layer and click Filter by attribute option 2. Apply your filter and click Save as a new layer at the bottom 3. Use the new filtered layer for custom data I see that you are using point feature layer for your custom data input. Please note that the values of all the point features inside your study area will be summarized using this approach. I am not sure if this works for you but you can also explore using your point feature layer as input to create a nearby table. The nearby workflow allows you to filter your input layer by attribute: Then you can summarize the numeric values of all the point features inside your study area in the nearby table as follows: I hope this helps, Fasil T.

‎03-03-2024

@NaomiBegg As mentioned in the help documentation, you will need Community Analyst if you need to create custom infographics and those templates will be available for use in the Business Analyst widget (ExB). No additional license is required to use the ready-to-use Esri Infographics or the custom infographics created by someone in your organization. Please refer to the help documentation for detailed information.

‎03-01-2024

The February 2024 update of the Business Analyst Widget in Experience Builder includes the following new features: 1. Data source selection This option allows you to select a specific data source/vintage for countries/regions that provide multiple data sources. The available infographics and geographies will depend on the selected data source. For example, there are 3 data vintages available in United States, and countries like Australia and France provide 2 data sources. Learn more about data sources. Data source 2. A placeholder instruction in the Preset mode This option allows you to add custom instructions for users at run time to view infographics. This is helpful in you don't want to setup a default location and want the user to take action on the map or other supported widgets before they can view the infographic. Preset introduction text 3. Toggle to add/remove search bar from map When selecting a map widget from the Business Analyst widget configuration, a custom search bar is added to the map. This toggle allows you to remove/add this search bar from the map widget. For example, if you are configuring the Business Analyst widget in Preset mode and don't want your users to search for a location, you can toggle it off. Search bar toggle 4. Set default infographic in Workflow mode This option allows you to set a default infographic when configuring the Business Analyst widget in Workflow mode. The selected default infographic will be automatically selected during run time and users can simply run it without the additional step to select it from the infographic list. Set default infographic 5. Incremental buttons for buffers When customizing the buffers step of the Workflow mode, you can enable incremental buttons for the buffer entry boxes. Increment buttons 6. Additional enhancements Support for web maps with projections other than Web Mercator. Auto-resize the infographic list in Workflow mode based on the numbers of infographic templates selected. Additional resources: What's new in ArcGIS Business Analyst Web App | February 2024 Release

‎03-01-2024

The February 2024 update of the Business Analyst Widget in Experience Builder includes the following new features: 1. Data source selection This option allows you to select a specific data source/vintage for countries/regions that provide multiple data sources. The available infographics and geographies will depend on the selected data source. For example, there are 3 data vintages available in United States, and countries like Australia and France provide 2 data sources. Learn more about data sources. Data source 2. A placeholder instruction in the Preset mode This option allows you to add custom instructions for users at run time to view infographics. This is helpful in you don't want to setup a default location and want the user to take action on the map or other supported widgets before they can view the infographic. Preset introduction text 3. Toggle to add/remove search bar from map When selecting a map widget from the Business Analyst widget configuration, a custom search bar is added to the map. This toggle allows you to remove/add this search bar from the map widget. For example, if you are configuring the Business Analyst widget in Preset mode and don't want your users to search for a location, you can toggle it off. Search bar toggle 4. Set default infographic in Workflow mode This option allows you to set a default infographic when configuring the Business Analyst widget in Workflow mode. The selected default infographic will be automatically selected during run time and users can simply run it without the additional step to select it from the infographic list. Set default infographic 5. Incremental buttons for buffers When customizing the buffers step of the Workflow mode, you can enable incremental buttons for the buffer entry boxes. Increment buttons 6. Additional enhancements Support for web maps with projections other than Web Mercator. Auto-resize the infographic list in Workflow mode based on the numbers of infographic templates selected. Additional resources: What's new in ArcGIS Business Analyst Web App | February 2024 Release

‎02-27-2024

Hi @ArielLow2146 Using web map layer attributes directly in comparison reports is not currently supported due to some technical limitations. The recommended workflow is to create a custom data with your map layers and use the variables in comparison reports. Learn more about custom data Cheers, Fasil T.

‎02-23-2024

Hi @ChrisMyers_NewQuest, Yes, conditional styling is already available in infographic tables, charts and other workflows. However, I see from your screen shot above that you are building a nearby table which currently does not support conditional styles. Not sure if I missed anything but if you see this functionality available in the classic report builder but not in infographics, please give me more details and I will look into it. The good news is that we will offer conditional styling for nearby infographic summary for the upcoming update. You can style the value and also the icon based on your values: You can learn more about what new in the next update of Business Analyst in this blog: What's coming in ArcGIS Business Analyst Web App | February 2024 Release Thanks, Fasil T. BA Team

Re: Mutiple Users on Same Project? · ‎02-23-2024

You are correct @AmyRoust. That is an exception that I forgot to mention. The app currently requires all new users to create a project when they sign in for the first time. In addition, members with Publisher role will be prompted to create a project if they delete all their existing projects. We will consider removing this restriction in the future as long as there is a project that is already shared with the org and accessible to these members. If managing groups in your organization is very important to you, the only potential workaround I can think of right now is to create a custom role for these members by disabling the privilege to manage groups as follows: Then, your Community Analyst users (new or existing) will see this message when they sign in. They can simply click Ok and then open a shared project by clicking on Show all projects: Since the custom role does not have the privilege to create a group/project, all members with this role will not be prompted to create a project in Community Analyst. Thanks, Fasil T.

Re: Mutiple Users on Same Project? · ‎02-23-2024

Hello @AmyRoust , For this specific use case, you can create (or use existing) project that contains all sites you described and then share it with organization or specific members from here: Then, other members can access this specific project under Projects shared with me here: I also recommend that they enable Autosave (as shown above) so that they can automatically access this project when they sign in next time. I hope this helps! Fasil T. BA Team

‎02-23-2024

@AmyRoust Sorry if I was not clear but that is not correct. If you delete the group (Community Analyst Project), it will disappear from Community Analyst and you will be required to create a new project to continue using the Community Analyst. Or, if you don't have your own project, you can continue to work by using a project that is shared with you here: Without a project, you will not be able to use the app and will get error messages. Thanks, Fasil

‎02-23-2024

Hello @Tali23, You must be missing something in the workflow as I tested this using a sample web map from the Living Atlas and confirmed that the infographic loads fine as you can see: I used this web map: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=521fa0defa054c389097e685328d4bc3 to create the infographic in Community Analyst using the Map Layers category to get the variables from the layer: The other key step in Experience Builder is to make sure you use the same exact web map in the Map widget and also make sure the action message is configured as follows for Business Analyst widget: I hope this helps! Fasil BA Team

‎02-07-2024

@JayLarsen You have so many options to get demographic information for your sites. Simply start by defining the sites you need using this workflow: After you define the Phoenix city boundary, you can use one of the available options here to get the demographic data in any format that works for you : Thanks, Fasil T.

‎02-05-2024

Hi @BeccaBoyd Yes, this issue will be fixed in the next release which is scheduled for February 28th. Thanks, Fasil

‎01-25-2024

Thank you @BeccaBoyd for reporting this bug. We will fix it. Fasil T.

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