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Great, thanks for the update ... View more

Hi Praveen, I just wanted to post an update. The multiple buffer sizes in the infographic seem to work well for the most part, however I have come across an issue when using them in an infographic that's run from the Business Analyst Report Widget in the Web App Builder.   If I create an infographic with just the comparison table and run it from the widget in the web app builder using three distance rings everything works fine (see Report 1 image).  However, when I add a Near table to the infographic and run it again from the widget in the web app builder using three distance rings, the entire infographic is blank (see Report 2 image).  Interestingly enough, if I run the same infographic with the Near table from Business Analyst Online, everything works fine (see Report 3 image).  Finally, if I only use one buffer ring or a polygon to run the infographic using the widget in the web app builder, everything works fine (see Report 4 image). So there seems to be a problem when you combine a table that uses multiple buffer sizes and a table/infographic that lets you pick the specific ring from the drop down at the top of the screen when you run the infographic from  he Business Analyst Report Widget in the Web App Builder.   Also, on a different note I think I found another issue with data filters not working on feature classes from ArcGIS Online that have more than one sublayer.  Where would be the best place to report this issue? Thanks, Ian Report 1 Report 2 Report 3 Report 4 ... View more

Thanks for the reply, Praveen.  That's good to know that you can copy sections from custom infographics.  We haven't really used the infographics much but I'll certainly look into them more given that it looks like this is going to be the easiest way to do it. One feature the we really like with the reports that I'm wondering if it can be replicated in the infographics is the ability to have demographics data from three different buffer rings in a table side by side.  Right now, users have to toggle between pages on the infographic to view information for different buffer sizes which doesn't seem like that big of a deal but if you're looking a lot of different locations, it's considerably easier to just view the demographic information for the different buffer sizes on the same page. We don't have trade areas that cross country borders, mainly because of the delay and complexity of getting across international borders in the areas we operate.  People would chose to go to a location in their own country rather than cross the border so the trade area stays in one country. Thanks, Ian ... View more