Conditional Formatting

NWEdisonTeam — Mon, 11 Nov 2019 16:41:14 GMT

Hi All,

I have a layer on AGOL that changes color when a condition is met. I am wondering if I can do this on a second step..for example:

If an attribute is "0" then the formatting is blue, if it is any other number it is yellow. After that, I want to say, if it is "approved" it turns green. So

Unreviewed and Number = 0 means blue

Number is not 0 and Unreviewed = yellow

Number is not 0 and Approved = green

Re: Conditional Formatting

EdApalinski — Wed, 13 Nov 2019 15:15:16 GMT

Hi,

You can create a custom symbol using arcade. Change style, choose an attribute to show, scroll to the bottom and choose custom expression. The following arcade statement should work. You will need to change the field names for "Reviewed" and "Num" to match your layers field names. This link will also provide help with using arcade to create custom symbology Use Arcade Expressions to Map Your Ideas

Good Luck!

if($feature.Reviewed == 'Unreviewed'&& $feature.Num==0){
return "blue"
}
else if($feature.Reviewed == 'Unreviewed'&& $feature.Num!=0){
return "yellow"
}
else if($feature.Reviewed == 'Approved' && $feature.Num!=0){
return 'green'
}
else if($feature.Reviewed == 'Approved' &&$feature.Num==0){
return 'red'
}

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