Latest Contributions by KadeSmith

I symbolize by USE_TYPE on the Units in the underlying map image layer and then by Assignment_Type in the overlaying feature class layer. This results in my Units layer being in the Web Map twice.    ... View more

Yes, that is how my solution is working.  It is my understanding that the ASSIGNMENT_TYPE field is required to use the Space Planner app. The app will update the field value to "office" after someone is assigned to the room. If you have a bunch of null values in that field, you could use the field calculator to set them all to none (that's the default). If you set them to not assignable, you won't be able to assign individuals to that room (ie. bathroom).  See the Units schema with valid values for Assignment_Type here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/indoors/arcgis-indoors-information-model.htm#ESRI_SECTION2_E02600A8947D47E7965D0AFFD9C4A87C ... View more

On your units feature layer, use the Assignment_Type field for your symbology. Then set your symbology as None=Yellow, Office=Red, Hot Desk=Red, Hotel=Red or whatever colors you want to use.  It's important to do it on the feature layer because if you don't, the colors won't change until you refresh your viewer. After setting it up, you'll end up with something like this where orange in my case means none:     ... View more

Do the custom label names have a direct connection to the existing unit name? For example Room 1 coming from L1E205 doesn't feel like I could extract Room 1 from that. Maybe Level 1 or Room 205. If in this case, you're looking for Room 205, you can use an Arcade expression to extract just the 205 as the label for the layer and add Room in front of it. Otherwise, you'll have to add a new column to your Units table with the label you want for that room. You cannot do a relate with a separate table using branch versioning to label the way you are wanting. ... View more

I make the user select the floor level and then use that to query out the intersecting room with the matching floor level. I have a domain setup with valid floor levels so that they can't input an incorrect floor level. ... View more

I was asking if you are able to manually assign the occupant to the unit using the Indoors Space Manager app? If you are, do so and then compare the occupant feature class row that is assigned with the CSV.  ... View more

Sorry, I don't know. Are you able to manually assign the occupant to the unit? If so, does everything match up in the occupant table after the assignment to the CSV?  ... View more

Everything looks good to me. A few things I would look at/try: Verify that the UNIT_ID in the CSV matches exactly to the UNIT_ID in the Units feature class (I'm guessing you already did this) Make sure the version you are working in is reconciled against default and that you are viewing the latest version (this has gotten me before where I updated some data and I thought it wasn't working, but I forgot to refresh my version to see the changes.) I would try running it without the record that contains the accent in the unit id for Jim Baird. It's possible the special character might be an issue (doubtful, but possible).  ... View more

At first read this sounds like you've done everything correctly, but screenshots of the data used and the geoprocessing field mappings might help a little here.  ... View more

That makes sense. After changing it to be empty, it now says, "The index passed was not within the valid range." ... View more