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09-18-2019 02:40 PM
JevitaWebster
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Is there a way to hide the label name on a survey? i have a "select_multiple" field and i would like to hide the label name. I have like 8 select_multiple fields  they are grouped and the labels are not needed because the group labels works fine as the label. 

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IsmaelChivite
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Add <b></b> to the label for example. Really, any HTML that does not render anything: <center></center>, or <font></font>. If you want to add extra padding, use <br> (a break-line in HTML) or <br><br> to double it, <br><br><br>, etc.

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JamesTedrick
Esri Esteemed Contributor

Hi Jevita,

By 'label name', are you asking about hiding the label of a question?  That can't be done directly; one way to work around that would be to have a question whose label is   (HTML for an empty space).

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JevitaWebster
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question whose label is HTML for a empty space... what do you mean by this? 

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IsmaelChivite
Esri Notable Contributor

Add <b></b> to the label for example. Really, any HTML that does not render anything: <center></center>, or <font></font>. If you want to add extra padding, use <br> (a break-line in HTML) or <br><br> to double it, <br><br><br>, etc.

JevitaWebster
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Thank you. What other HTML could i use? 

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JamesTedrick
Esri Esteemed Contributor

Hi Jevita,

It appears it got interpreted as HTML and thus disappeared...

& n b s p ;  

(remove the spaces)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-breaking_space

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LaosGIS1
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HI, can you help me about turn off or disable the Label on the inbox map view for Survey123 forms ? but I need to show on list view.

AdamGaudet
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This is good but any way to remove the whitespace where the label would be? To bring things tighter together. I'm looking to build my survey so that it looks more like a table for data entry where users would enter decimal data for a couple of columns. Each row would contain a fixed name (note), number (note), and then empty fields (hours) for data entry (decimal).

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