topic Re: Using Field calc I would like to return part of the domain value, not the code. in ArcGIS Pro Questions

Using Field calc I would like to return part of the domain value, not the code.

JeffTimm — Fri, 08 Jul 2022 16:04:23 GMT

How do I return a value from a domain in a field using arcade?

for example:

var new = Split($feature.siteID,"(")
return new[1]

The above is what I would do to return text from a non-domain field. How do I get it to read the domain value?

Re: Using Field calc I would like to return part of the domain value, not the code.

CaseyDunnGossin — Fri, 08 Jul 2022 16:13:37 GMT

Are you trying to return characters that are in the same location of the 'siteID' column?

You may want to try using the functions - right, left, or mid - if the pattern is the same.

Edit - it might look like this --> left($feature.siteID, 4) (4 = guess of number of site ID characters you're trying to return)

Re: Using Field calc I would like to return part of the domain value, not the code.

JeffTimm — Fri, 08 Jul 2022 17:41:42 GMT

So the field in question uses a domain. I am trying to return part of the value. Not the code.

The split function above returns part of the code. Not what I need.

I am using split because I need everything right of the "(" in the value.

Re: Using Field calc I would like to return part of the domain value, not the code.

JeffTimm — Fri, 08 Jul 2022 17:46:13 GMT

I just can't figure out the syntax to extract part of the value of the domain in said field. I am trying to populate another field using arcade in the field calculator.

Re: Using Field calc I would like to return part of the domain value, not the code.

JeffTimm — Fri, 08 Jul 2022 18:01:16 GMT

I got it!

var new = Trim(Split(DomainName($feature, 'siteid'), '(')[1])
return new