Hello Everyone,
During the testing phase of a dashboard, a filtering issue occurred with the indicator widget when using the Esri USA Census States layer and other layers that used the same source of data from the USA Census States layer in the dashboard. The indicator widget is used to show the number of points within the whole USA until a state was selected from the category selector widget in the sidebar which would filter the points from a survey123 survey layer to the selected state and then the number would change to the number of points within the selected state. The indicator used for showing the number of surveys on a map was not being filtered to the amount of survey points within Florida when the state was selected from the category selector sidebar that contained values for all 51 states within the feature layer. The other states did not have this filtering issue when a different state was selected from the category selector. The category selector had a filter action on the career fair layer and the indicator was not changing to the number of points within Florida, but when New Jersey was selected then the points would be filtered to New Jersey and the indicator would change to the number of points within New Jersey. The indicator was also showing a warning message that said “Data has no access” on the bottom right of the indicator box in the dashboard when Florida was selected from the category selector. This filter issue also occurs in experience builder when you use the list, query, and map widget together. When you use the list widget to select Florida from the USA Census States layer and activate a query from the query widget to filter the points according to Florida being selected from the list widget then the filter also fails, and no results are given. We think the issue might be the complexity of Florida’s geometry in the layer. Florida has 445,336 vertices that make up the geometry for the state and Maryland has 188,887 vertices. Maryland has the second highest count of vertices for the layer next to Florida which is the highest count. A different state boundary layer of Florida had 195,926 vertices that came from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The FDOT layer did work with the dashboard filter functionality, but the layer only contained the state of Florida. The issue may possibly come from the complexity of Florida’s geometry since it is the only feature within the Esri layer with this issue when filtering the points to different states from the USA Census States layer.
