Is there a tool in ArcGIS Online Web App Builder that allows you to select points within a polygon, and then export as a CSV?

[MelissaLandewee]

I can do this in ArcGIS Pro by using select by location, then copy features, then table to excel. I haven't found a way to do this in ArcGIS Online web app builder. Hoping it's possible!! Thanks in advance!!

[DanPatterson_Retired]

Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS‌ … you might want to share to or move it there

[Anonymous User · Accepted solution]

The Select Widget in Web App Builder allows you to draw a polygon and has a built in Export to CSV option, but not an exact Copy option. 

Or is the end goal to identify Points relative to an existing Polygon feature layer in the Web Map, like the Select by Location tool in ArcGIS Pro? If so, the Query Widget allows you to filter by Spatial Relationships.  These results can be viewed in the Attibute Table. If the "Allow Export to CSV" option is enabled in Attribute Table Widget, then the selected features can be Exported to CSV. 

[MelissaLandewee]

Thanks Claire!

This is exactly what I was after!

I had found the select widget which is great! but you're correct I was after identifying points within an existing polygon. I'll try this out this afternoon. 

Thanks so much! 

[Virk_Navneet]

Hi Claire @Anonymous User , using the select widget I can only select limited point within a polygon as the web map starts to freeze after about 5-10k points. We are a water utility and sometime the points within our polygon could be 500k. How can I solve this problem to exporting 500k points within a polygon as CSV?

[joerodmey]

Claire Hofius‌ would there by a way to take it a step further and assign or change the attributes of the selected features? I'm looking for a way to allow users to do a bulk edit on repair work and set say 100 points to the status of complete. 

[Anonymous User]

Hi Joe-

Have you taken a look at the Batch Attribute Editor widget?

[joerodmey]

Looks promising. Thanks!

Another question. Is there a way to pull down not only the attribute data but also the pictures? I'm essentially trying to produce a quick way for users to make a basic work list that will essentially act as list of things to do and I would like them to have the picture included from the initial inspection.

[Anonymous User]

Are the photos attachments? Downloading attachments is a little more complicated.Here are a few resources to get started:

• Extract Data—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation 
• How To: Download attachments from a hosted feature service 

I would recommend posting a new thread to get more responses for this new issue. Maybe someone else will have an idea.

[joerodmey]

Yes they are attachments.

Also how do you control which fields the select tool spits out when you perform the export to csv function?