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Does an address search consume credits if the type field is text and not geopoint?

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01-25-2024 05:48 AM
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Does anyone know if in Survey123 Connect if I have an address search field that is just a text field under the type column, because I don't want to create a geopoint for this search, does that consume credits? That is what I think I'm understanding from what I am reading here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/working-with-the-address-question-type-in-the/ba... 

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abureaux
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Had a re-read through that blog. The language is confusing, which I assume that is where you got your phrasing from. The answer should still be "no", but I will quote Ismael:


The address question type can be used in public surveys. Only if you decide to store the address as a point AND you use the ArcGIS World Geocoding service with your address question, credits will be consumed. Refer to this page for details on credit consumption for the ArcGIS World Geocoding service. Apologies for the belated response.



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abureaux
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You mean a literal text field used for addresses? That wouldn't consume credits.

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abureaux
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Had a re-read through that blog. The language is confusing, which I assume that is where you got your phrasing from. The answer should still be "no", but I will quote Ismael:


The address question type can be used in public surveys. Only if you decide to store the address as a point AND you use the ArcGIS World Geocoding service with your address question, credits will be consumed. Refer to this page for details on credit consumption for the ArcGIS World Geocoding service. Apologies for the belated response.



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Yes, that is why I wanted to ask on here to make sure I understood him correctly.  I'll leave this open for a little longer to see if anyone from ESRI replies just to confirm what we both have concluded based on the article.  Thanks for your reply!

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