I have a layer with ~14,000 features. Each feature has a date attribute. I would like to classify the data into defined age ranges and display that in a serial chart in a dashboard.
I have a feeling there is too much data to achieve this with reasonable performance. Can anyone confirm?
Is there a better way to achieve what I want?
Thank you
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Thanks for your reply!
I actually have 3 fields I would like to process in various manners.
But that's all very inelegant.
I found another post with a very clean solution I'm currently adapting to my uses: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-dashboards-questions/use-category-selector-as-a-yes-or-no/td-p/...
With regards to the dataset size- As I'm rebuilding my dashboard, it actually feels a bit quicker. I think cos I'm not "importing" unneccesary data into the FeatureSet.
Is your data static? Can you pre-process your date ranges into a new field? If so, and depending what kind of widgets you're using, the dashboard may be able to pull your data down using a stats query (much, much more efficient) rather than pulling down all 14k records.
If the data's static but you don't own it, could you summarize it into your own dataset? Or, if it's updated at regular intervals, maybe use a Notebook to summarize it automatically.
Thanks for your reply!
I actually have 3 fields I would like to process in various manners.
But that's all very inelegant.
I found another post with a very clean solution I'm currently adapting to my uses: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-dashboards-questions/use-category-selector-as-a-yes-or-no/td-p/...
With regards to the dataset size- As I'm rebuilding my dashboard, it actually feels a bit quicker. I think cos I'm not "importing" unneccesary data into the FeatureSet.
Alright, While I've technically answered the topic of my own post. I still haven't achieved what I want and can't find how to do so, nor do I know quite how to ask the question.