Value doesn't fall within Domain...

JamesBooth — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 19:28:24 GMT

I have the following code that applies a Yes or a No to the UNIT field, determined by the UNIT_NUM field. IF the UNIT_NUM field has a value, then UNIT should be "Yes". If it is blank, then UNIT should be "No":

var unitNumber = $feature.UNIT_NUM var hasValue IIF(IsEmpty(unitNumber), hasValue = "No", hasValue = "Yes")

The arcade code seems to be fine, however, when I go to add a new address point, I get an error in my Create Features pane that says "Failed to create ADDR_point. Value doesn't fall within Domain: Yes_No

My Yes_No domain is set up like this and is also applied to the UNIT field of my ADDR_point feature class:

Domain Name = Yes_No
Field Type = Text
Domain Type = Coded Value Domain
- Code "Yes" - Description: "Yes"
- Code "No" - Description: "No"
Split & Merge Policy = Default

When I go to add a point, I get the error, but I also notice that when I click on the right arrow seen below...

... it opens up the attributes for the new point I'm trying to create and the UNIT field is highlighted with a "N" in the cell. Not a "No", which is what I expected. If I manually select the cell, I can choose "Yes" or "No" and the point will be produced, but I want this to be automatic. Any ideas on where I've gone wrong in any of my syntax?

Re: Value doesn't fall within Domain...

BrianBulla — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 20:26:46 GMT

Can't you just modify your editing template so it comes up as "No" instead of "N"?

Re: Value doesn't fall within Domain...

MikeMillerGIS — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 21:27:59 GMT

You need to return hasValue. I never used an Iif that way, not sure it will work either

Try:

hasValue= IIF(IsEmpty(unitNumber),"No", "Yes")
return hasValue

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