How to have current location choose from a list

[SeanAndrews1]

I would like to have my current location (geopoint) chose the loaction name from a drop down menu.  I have a csv with the decimal degrees and the location name.  

Name,Lat,Long
Augusta,44.3046,-69.80861165
Amherst,44.30396291,-69.80861165

I have tried using 

pulldata('location','Name','Lat' >= round(${lat},4))

pulldata('location','Name','Lat' = round(${lat},4))

pulldata('location','Name','Lat', ${lat})

pulldata('location','Name','Lat', round(${lat},4)) 

survey

type

name

label

hint

constraint

constraint_message

required

required_message

appearance

default

readonly

relevant

calculation

choice_filter

repeat_count

label::language1

hint::language1

media::audio

media::image

body::accuracyThreshold

bind::esri:fieldType

bind::esri:fieldLength

bind::esri:fieldAlias

body::esri:inputMask

bind::esri:parameters

bind::saveIncomplete

bind::type

select_one location

Location

Location

minimal

geopoint

Map_Locaion

Map Location

calculate

lat

pulldata("@geopoint",${Map_Locaion},"y")

calculate

lon

pulldata("@geopoint",${Map_Locaion},"x")

calculate

lat_Cal

pulldata('location','Lat','Name',${Location})

calculate

Loc_Cal

pulldata('location','Name','Lat', round(${lat},4))

note

G_E

> = to location when chosen from dropdown

${lat_Cal} >= round(${lat},4)

note

LAT_CAL_NOTE

Print of Lat for drop down location

${lat_Cal}

note

Lattiude

Latt

round(${lat},4)

note

Locat_Print

Print of Location

${Loc_Cal}

choices

list_name	name	label
location	Augusta	Augusta
location	Amherst	Amherst

[JamesTedrick]

Hi Sean,

Reading an entry based on your current location can be tricky.  Rather than deal with lat/lon directly, I might suggest looking at searching by USNG/MGRS coordinates; the pulldata() function to get the coordinate can be set to a specified precision (see Geopoints—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS; note precision is determined in orders of 10m).  You can then store the appropriate coordinate to lookup in the CSV table (you could in theory include multiple entries if a town stretches over multiple coordinates at the precision level specified).

Another alternative would be to look at functionality in the Early Adopter Community - there is a demonstration of point in polygon lookup there.