Service Availability Application

[wilkinsjWilkins]

Hello! I attended the Experience Builder tips and tricks session at the 2025 ESRI UC and came away with some inspiration. I am trying to build what I would think is a very basic application. I have a map with two polygon layers included (water and wastewater service areas). These polygons overlap one another. I would like the user to be able to click on a location and return a text box corresponding to the service areas they are within. One of the last tips and tricks demonstrated seemed to display the functionality I have been going for. However, it appears that with the attached arcade script, only the top-most polygon layer is selected. Thus, I don't get the return I want if the user is in a location served by both services. I am new to Experience Builder, so perhaps I am making this more complicated than it needs to be? I tried using the near me widget and didn't particularly care for the interface or user experience. 

[MichaelVolz]

Can you see if this Arcade code can be used successfully in ArcGIS Pro as that might be a simpler troubleshooting environment than a web application?

[JeffreyThompson2]

I haven't played with any of the Arcade features in Experience Builder yet, so I don't know if all these functions are available, but the code you would probably need would use $userInput and use it to run an Intersect function. I haven't done enough Arcade to write this full function off the top of my head.

For a no-code version, take a look at this build. You should be able to adapt it by using a layer like a parcel fabric or tessellation on top as the selecting layer. 

https://community.esri.com/t5/experience-builder-tips-and-tricks/zone-lookup-in-experience-builder-a...