Hi,
Summary:
Looking to reset a specific table cell to Null as it's currently showing as Blank (due to deleting previous data within that cell)
Context:
Working with a ArcGIS Online Hosted Feature Layer, which is being updated by Surveys.
I've made a dashboard to display the results, however when I ran a test on two of the surveys that update fields I filled out a response which skewed the pie charts based on Responses.
Initially the data was showing as below (example):
CompanyID  | RespondentA  | ResponseA  | RespondentB  | ResponseB  | 
ABC123  | TestUser  | Accept  | TestUser  | Accept  | 
ABC234  | TestUser  | Reject  | TestUser  | Reject  | 
ABC345  | User1  | Accept  | User2  | Accept  | 
ABC456  | User1  | Reject  | User2  | Reject  | 
ABC567  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | 
ABC678  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | 
Where ABC123 and ABC234 were the test data. With the pie chart showing 2 Accept, 2 Reject and 2 Null values per Response (A or B)
However, having deleted the data from the fields for ABC123 and ABC234 the table now looks like:
CompanyID  | RespondentA  | ResponseA  | RespondentB  | ResponseB  | 
ABC123  | 
  | 
  | 
  | 
  | 
ABC234  | 
  | 
  | 
  | 
  | 
ABC345  | User1  | Accept  | User2  | Accept  | 
ABC456  | User1  | Reject  | User2  | Reject  | 
ABC567  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | 
ABC678  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | <null>  | 
This now displays as 2 Blank, 1 Accept, 1 Reject and 2 Null on the pie chart.
Is there a way to reset the specific Respondent A/B or Response A/B cells to <null> by CompanyID, specifically for ABC123 or ABC234 without resetting all cells in the Respondent A/B or Response A/B columns?
e.g. Where CompanyID is ABC123 set ResponseA is None (<null>)
Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Found solution, within the Feature Layer data table.
Just needed to add a full stop/period "." to the blank cell. then delete the full stop, then cell reverted to <null>
Found solution, within the Feature Layer data table.
Just needed to add a full stop/period "." to the blank cell. then delete the full stop, then cell reverted to <null>