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‎02-01-2019

Hi John, Updating the Survey123 app solved the problem. Thanks for all of the help! Matt

‎01-30-2019

Hi John, The app version that I am using is 3.0.149 and the AppFramework version is 3.1.113 The survey itself has been edited using Connect version 3.1.126 The app is currently being used by a high number of field employees, I do not know what version each of them is using.

‎01-29-2019

Hi John, See attached. Matt

‎01-28-2019

Hello, We are still dealing with the error that the original questions addressed. We have 4 fields in a repeat and need to be able to edit all 4 of them. 3 of the fields are related via cascading select and when revisiting a records using the inbox only the 'most nested' field has a values. I see that it was mentioned earlier in the thread that it is a visual bug and the values are actually there, but I don't think this is the case for us. When we try re-submit a record using the inbox it does not work since only one of the values in the cascading select is populated. All 3 fields in the repeat are required and since there isn't a value in the first 2 fields submitting the form is not possible. I have tried to attach an image showing the error that we are encountering. In the image titled EditingRepeats_Error1 I've tried to show what our users see when they open an already submitted record. In the image titled EditingRepeats_Error2 I've tried to show what the fields should look like when someone is editing an existing site (ideally). Any help is appreciated. Matt EditingRepeats_Error1 EditingRepeats_Error2

‎11-26-2018

Ismael Chivite‌ James Tedrick‌ I am getting some interesting behavior when using a contains() function. I want to make a field relevant only if at least one of the records in a repeat has a specific value. Ideally I would use a formula like contains(sum(${field_of_interest),'no') which should return a value of true if any of the repeat record has a value of 'no' in the field_of_interest field. This is not the case and my contains function always returns true, even if the function is given as contains("A","B"). I have attached some screenshots of the survey I was using. Any help is appreciated! P.S. Please disregard the SITE_ID field, it is populated from a pop-up window in a AGOL web-map.

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