I've been trying to get my survey to resemble the one above. Essentially, you have a group called MATERIALS and nine choices under two more groups (i.e. Recycled Cubic Yards, Recycled Tons). Additionally, if an integer is typed in the Recycled Cubic Yards box it should be calculated to Recycled Tons automatically. But, I'm more concerned with getting the Survey set up right.
The closest I've came is putting the group in a table-list. I've also tried the theme-grid style in the Settings tab. But, apparently you can't do both at the same time.
I've attached the spreadsheet, but here's a screenshot:
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Pretty sure table-list is only for select_one where all the fields use the same list. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/xlsformsappearance.htm
You can use grid though. Plus you will need fields for each of the categories. I would make tons a note since read only can be weird and auto calc it.
See attached. Hope it helps
Pretty sure table-list is only for select_one where all the fields use the same list. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/xlsformsappearance.htm
You can use grid though. Plus you will need fields for each of the categories. I would make tons a note since read only can be weird and auto calc it.
See attached. Hope it helps
Thanks Doug. That works nicely. I'll keep it like that for now. But, I'd still rather have it where the user can input the tons. I'm not sure if that will even work with the calculation in the Tons fields.
Here's an example of your idea put to use:
${asphaltyards}*1.4 goes in the calculation field of Asphalt Tons, which looks like this:
EDIT: I set both asphaltyards and asphalttons to integers. Now the user can enter a value in the Tons field, or if they enter Cubic yards the calculation still functions.