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Is there a way to use an Arcade Expression from the General Popup Window in the Cluster Pop-up Window?

NicoKroes2

Hello:

Would anyone know of a way to use an Arcade Attribute Expression that was created in the General 'Configure Pop-up' window inside of the 'Configure Clustering Popup' Window Custom Attribute Display? What I am attempting to do is to use an Arcade attribute expression to provide meaningful names for the point classes of some address points. For Example, instead of 'Residential - Single Structure', below. I would like for the class to read 'Residential Structure' or 'House' (See Figure 1). I am able to do this for in the Popups for individual address points. However, I am unable to do this for Popups depicting clusters of address points.

Figure 1

The problem that I am running into is that I am unable to access any of the arcade expressions that I created inside of the General 'Configure Pop-up' Window (See Figure 2).

Figure 2

Please let me know if I can provide any additional information that might help.

Thanks

Nico

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XanderBakker

Hi Nico Kroes ,

The cluster window does not have the possibility to use Arcade functions to change the pop-up window. However, you can use an Arcade expression for the symbology and change the names as you want them to appear and that will be used in the cluster pop-up window.

Let's take a small example. I have a set of points that I symbolize on a field called CLASE_USO. There are a couple of values that contain the word "ESTRATO":

Which makes the cluster pop-up to appear like this:

If I want the text "ESTRATO" to be replaced by "LEVEL" I can create an expression for the symbology:

This expression in my case will just have a replace to change the text:

This will change the visualization (the legend actually):

If you go into the configuration of the cluster pop-up you will see that it is using an expression with a strange kong name. This is the expression based on your expression used for the symbology:

The result will like like this:

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NicoKroes2

Yes, certainly. Here is the code for the arcade expression:

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Commercial - Single Structure') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Commercial - Single Structure','Commercial Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Commercial - Suite') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Commercial - Suite','Office Suite')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Educational - Library') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Educational - Library','Library')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Educational - School (Private)') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Educational - School (Private)','Private School')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Educational - School (Public)') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Educational - School (Public)','Public School')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Emergency - Fire') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Emergency - Fire','Fire Department Facility')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Emergency - Hospital') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Emergency - Hospital','Hospital')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Emergency - Police') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Emergency - Police','Police Department Facility')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Government Office - Local') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Government Office - Local','Local Government Facility')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Cell Tower') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Cell Tower','Cellular Tower')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - City Govt Asset') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - City Govt Asset','City Government Asset')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Detention Pond') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Detention Pond','Detention Pond')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Electrical') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Electrical','Electrical Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Electrical Box') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Electrical Box','Electrical Box')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Monument/Sign') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Monument/Sign','Monument or Sign')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Parking') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Parking','Parking Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Phone Cabinet') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Phone Cabinet','Phone Cabinet')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Trash Compactor') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Trash Compactor','Trash Compactor')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Water Meter') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Water Meter','Water Meter')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Nonbuilding Structure - Cable Box') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Nonbuilding Structure - Cable Box','Cable Box')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Recreational/Cultural - Private') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Recreational/Cultural - Private','Private Recreational/Cultural Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Recreational/Cultural - Public') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Recreational/Cultural - Public','Public Recreational/Cultural Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Religious/Spiritual') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Religious/Spiritual','Religious Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Apartment') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Apartment','Apartment Unit')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Apartment Building') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Apartment Building','Apartment Building')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Common Area') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Common Area','Residential Common Area')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Single Structure') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Single Structure','Residential Structure')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Unit') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Unit','Residential Unit')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Townhome') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Townhome','Townhome')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Group Quarters') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Group Quarters','Group Living Facility')
}

if ($feature.PtClass == 'Residential - Condo') {
return Replace($feature['PtClass'],'Residential - Condo','Condominium')
}

XanderBakker

Hi Nico Kroes ,

Could you provide the code as text (just copy and paste in this thread) so I can actually see what the input and output values are? Based on that I can provide you with a more condensed expression to do the job.

Thanks!

NicoKroes2

Thanks Xander Bakker‌. This solution worked for my needs. In addition to what you stated above, I added the Replace Functions inside several if statements to ensure that I was changing each point class name was changed exactly to what I needed. Without doing this, I was only able to replace one or two point class names at a time. Please correct me if I am wrong in this assertion.

Thank you for your help with this.

Nico

XanderBakker

Hi Nico Kroes ,

Let's take a small example. I have a set of points that I symbolize on a field called CLASE_USO. There are a couple of values that contain the word "ESTRATO":

Which makes the cluster pop-up to appear like this:

If I want the text "ESTRATO" to be replaced by "LEVEL" I can create an expression for the symbology:

This expression in my case will just have a replace to change the text:

This will change the visualization (the legend actually):

If you go into the configuration of the cluster pop-up you will see that it is using an expression with a strange kong name. This is the expression based on your expression used for the symbology:

The result will like like this:

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