Did you miss our September 12, 2023 Survey123 Tricks of the Trade session? No worries. We recorded it for you!
Imagine having thousands of ready-to-use layers and maps for use with ArcGIS. That is ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World! Watch this session to learn how you can leverage ArcGIS Living Atlas in Survey123:
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While it is possible for you to add Premium Content to a web map, and then use that web map in your survey, you will not be able to configure geo-calculations or dynamic lists against Premium Content using the Survey123 web designer. If you want the web designer to make Premium content available, add a comment below.
Thanks for the great session. I love the calculate fields based on the location.
Can you make a location field answer a yes/no question and only show further questions in the survey if the answer was yes?
E.g. ask for an Address/location. If the address is in your government area, question 2 says yes and therefore the person can complete questions 3 and so on. If it is not in your government area, question 2 says no and they cannot submit any further answers.
I think this might be currently limited because while you can calculate a location into a dropdown, it doesn't support a default choice, and also no rule can be applied to choices in the designer.
Really great webinar with awesome information. Thanks for sharing the recording link so quickly. I'm going to try and implement some of these steps using Survey123 Web Designer first and then look at the calculation statement in Survey123 Connect - great tip!!
@MattSund I created a simple XLSForm to illustrate how you could hide/show questions in a form when a location is within or outside a polygon of your interest.
I did this in Survey123 Connect because with Survey123 web designer it cannot be done at the moment.
If you want to dig a bit more into pulldata("@layer") check out this post. It has additional XLSForm examples.
Hi Ismael, thanks very much for your quick reply. Its exactly what I was asking for!