Pop-up Linechart Arcade, execution error

[DavidFrisbey]

Hi ESRI community,

Currently, the below arcade script to render a linechart in a pop-up, that uses data from another not related or joined hosted feature service table, is showing this execution error:

Does anyone have any advice or clue how to approach this error and correctly render a linechart in a popup using this type of arcade method?

//set variable to sensor_id

var nodes = $feature.sensor_id

//set variable to portal item to return from a feature table a feature set

var p = Portal("https://arcgis.com");

var ArchiveData = FeatureSetByPortalItem(

  p, "0749f4597e054caf809b5b55d0b869d4",

  0,

  ['sensor_id','time_stamp','pm25calibrated','avg_'],

  false

)

// filter through table, matching the table's sensor_id with sensor_id per feature in this layer (line2)

var AD = OrderBy(Filter(ArchiveData, 'sensor_id = @nodes'), 'time_stamp')

//relationship between

var chartValues = {}

var chartNames = []

// get time stmpt from current $feature

//Text($feature.EditDate_1693522081818, 'H:mm dddd MMMM D, Y')

for (var f in AD) {

        chartValues[Time(f.time_stamp, 'H:mm dddd MMMM D, Y')] = Number(f.pm25calibrated,'000')

        Push(chartNames, f.time_stamp)

    }

return {

    type: 'test',

    title : 'test',

    description : 'Chart showing prior hours of AQI values',

    attributes : chartValues,  // replace this dictionary with your own key-value pairs,

    mediaInfos: [{

        type : 'linechart', //linechart | barchart | piechart | columnchart

        //title : '',

        //caption : '',

        altText : 'line chart prior hours of AQI values', //altText will be read by screen readers

        value : {

          fields: chartNames,  // choose what attributes to use in the chart

          //normalizeField : '',  // the name of the attribute to normalize by or value

        }  

      }]

  }

[KenBuja · Accepted solution]

When you replace "Time" with "Text" in this line, your script works

chartValues[Text(f.time_stamp, 'H:mm dddd MMMM D, Y')] = Number(f.pm25calibrated,'000')

[DavidFrisbey]

Thank you, Ken, great help!