Can HTML be used for values?

[DougBrowning]

Is it possible to use HTML to style the value vs just the label, note, and hint?

In this example I want the word Transect AND the A in larger red font.

Does not accept it in the calculation column and I cannot find any help on it.

Thanks

[Shwu-jingJeng]

Hi Doug,

Yes, you can use HTML for valuse. Just need to modify the choice tab and the label for your choices using HTML formatting.

Quick reference—Survey123 for ArcGIS | Documentation 

[DougBrowning]

This is just a text field and not a list.

[Shwu-jingJeng]

HTML can be used in the label or hint field, or the labels of choice lists.

What type of field did you use for the word Transect AND the A?

[DougBrowning]

Just a simple note

note Transect <font size="4" color="red"><b>Transect</b></font> horizontal-compact pulldata('TransectCodes', 'TransectLetter', 'TransectNum', ${TransectNum})

I want the A to be big and red also.

It is set values so I guess i could make it a list - as long as pulldata still works ok.  But I would think we could control the value and not just the label.

Thanks

[Shwu-jingJeng]

Hi Doug,

Please see the similar post to your request here:

https://community.esri.com/message/637565-re-display-a-note-based-on-a-selection?commentID=637565&et...

Currently we have issue with using dynamically set values & HTML formatting.

Could you contact Tech Support to log an issue so that this issue could be promoted to a higher priority for fixing?

[DougBrowning]

HTML tags do not seem to work in a Pulldata list either.  I would like to pull in values with formatting.

[Shwu-jingJeng]

Hi Doug,

Yes, the pulldata function would need to populate a question in order to be used for variable interpolation. 

[DougBrowning]

Huh?  I mean I want the label in the csv to come in with html tags.  So say A is red, B is blue, etc

[Shwu-jingJeng]

Hi Doug,

The code you provided above will not be supported. You would need to have the pulldata in a seperate question, which is then used in the label field, to accomplish that. It's how variable interpolation (which is different than calculation) is designed.