Hi! I am by no means a Survey123 expert but I was able to accomplish this in my feature report template following the docs here: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/browser/analyze-results/featurereporttemplates.htm
In my case, I had user input data from a repeat question representing multiple watersheds related to a single point feature. In my feature report template Word document, I created a table like so:
HUC | Name | Total Acres | Acres Burned | Percent Burned |
${#WatershedFire} ${HUC}
| ${ Name}
| ${TotalAcres}
|
${AcresBurned}
| =${PctBurned} ${/WatershedFire}
|
In this example, my related table is called WatershedFire and the fields (HUC, Name, TotalAcres, etc.). Note the syntax for opening and closing. When I generate a feature report, all the related records are added automagically and I get a table with multiple watersheds.
I hope this helps!
Hi! I am by no means a Survey123 expert but I was able to accomplish this in my feature report template following the docs here: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/browser/analyze-results/featurereporttemplates.htm
In my case, I had user input data from a repeat question representing multiple watersheds related to a single point feature. In my feature report template Word document, I created a table like so:
HUC | Name | Total Acres | Acres Burned | Percent Burned |
${#WatershedFire} ${HUC}
| ${ Name}
| ${TotalAcres}
|
${AcresBurned}
| =${PctBurned} ${/WatershedFire}
|
In this example, my related table is called WatershedFire and the fields (HUC, Name, TotalAcres, etc.). Note the syntax for opening and closing. When I generate a feature report, all the related records are added automagically and I get a table with multiple watersheds.
I hope this helps!
Thanks. I actually found the documentation which mentions this option 🙂
Hi Kimberly,
I have a related question. Is it possible to include ONLY ONE entry/record from the related table (our inspections) in the report. Ideally the latest entry. For property inspection reports we don't want the report to show the details of ALL the inspections ever completed, just the most recent and valid one.
Thanks,
Grant
I imagine you could accomplish this by using ${#YourRelatedTable | orderByFields:"DateField" | resultRecordCount:1} ... ${/}
Good morning.
Is it possible to use this solution for related tables that are not part of a Survey repeat?
thanks.
I found THIS video really helpful, skip to 30:30