Code to make a field from one service/feature to show up in a pop-up of another service/feature that is in the same map?

Question

How can I write code to make a field attribute from one service/feature to show up in a pop-up of another service/feature that is in the same map in ArcGIS online?

I am not a developer and have tried to follow some videos and tutorials, but all seems too advanced for me.  No intersects/geometry involved, just using services/fields that have a relationship. This data is being collected in Survey123.

My scenario:  I would like the field attribute "Day of Work" that is in Line Clearance Contractor-Daily Trimming Report to show up in the pop-up of the repeat location service.

I am creating a dashboard using this information and having it in one spot would be so very helpful.

Thanks, Elizabeth

ElizabethHovsepian · Answer

Thanks Josh! I will give my best go at it and see if I can follow your example to get what I am striving towards!

Elizabeth

jcarlson · Answer

It's a little hard to know without seeing the full schema of your layers. Are they truly related, and part of the same service, or do they simply share a field? I've got a very similar solution in one of my webmaps I'd be happy to share with you, but it depends a lot on how the layers are set up. The Not-Actually-Related Layer Solution Given two layers, parcels and parcel sales, I can use the following Arcade expression on the parcels layer to bring in an attribute from the sales table. // Assign feature id field to variable var id = $feature.pin // Get other layer var otherLayer = FeatureSetByName($map,"Parcel_Sales") // Filter other layer by matching id var otherFeatures = Filter(otherLayer, 'property_key = @ID') // Sort returned features var sortedFeatures = OrderBy(otherFeatures, 'sale_date DESC') // Grab the first feature in the FeatureSet var f = First(sortedFeatures) // Return sale amount of latest sale return f.sale_amount Here's how it looks in action: Of course, there's no reason some of those functions couldn't be combined into one, but I kept them all separate for clarity.