Currently I am working on a dashboard that shows the summary of data being entered into a survey. For example, if they enter information about site 1 then all the data for that site is being feed into the dashboard, is there a way to tie that data to a layer to make the site appear on a map in the dashboard?
This way as teams are entering information all sites that are reporting appear on the map. I can't have them enter location information like lat/long or address, so I am trying to make it based on a number entry that way when they enter "1" into the text box it will link with a dataset we already have and display that site on the map.
As long as you have relatable fields in the two data tables, you can configure the dashboard to show the sites on the map. For a really basic example, If your survey data has a question for site and that is 1, 2, 3 and you have a corresponding column in you point layer with 1,2,3 for sites, when you site up your selectors, layer actions etc. you use that field from both tables to make the relationship.
There are ways in survey123 you can ensure that this relationship matches, from using a prepopulated csv or choice list to populate your 'site' question. Or a bit more complicated like using pulldata(@layer) or search function to directly get data from you site layer to populate the site questions in your survey.