Latest Contributions by JustinPence2

I am trying to create a serial chart, that shows the top rig operators.  The layer is a hosted feature service, and contains individual points.  My category field is Operator Name, and my statistic is count.  The table will then display the number of rigs per operator name.  However, when I try to sort by statistic, I get the error, "Cannot Access Data."   Again, this is a hosted feature service, and by looking at the metadata, statistics are enabled for this layer. Ultimately, I would like a chart showing the top ten operators by Rig Count in a geographic area that updates as you zoom in/out in the map.   Update: I've tested this on ArcGIS Online, and have no issues running the same exact scenario.  However, when I try in Portal 10.7, I can't sort by statistic.  I assume I've encountered some type of bug Any ideas? ... View more

Looking for input on the best way to structure my data.  I manage 10's of 1,000's of assets.  Each asset has a net income by month.  So for example: Asset Jan Feb March April 1 100 200 300 400 2 200 300 100 500 If I wanted to display a chart, or do any type of query what is the best way to structure the data.  The example above has the columns as integers or doubles.  Another method could be below. Date Asset Income 01/01/2019 1 100 01/01/2019 2 200 02/01/2019 1 200 02/01/2019 2 300 This would allow date field searches and structure.  But would duplicate the fields.  I manage over 100,000 assets, so for one calendar year I would have a table with over a million records.   Any ideas on the best way to structure my data.  Ultimately, I would like to create charts showing monthly income in a web app or through Ops Dashboard ... View more

I would like the ability to perform a feature search/zoom into a feature class using URL Parameters and ArcGIS Online.  The syntax looks to be simple, but I can not get it to work for my feature and web map.  An example of what I am trying to perform is found in this link Use URL parameters to modify embedded maps—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS I have created a feature class in ArcGIS Desktop, and have uploaded it with Desktop to my organizations' ArcGIS Online account as a feature service.  I have created the web map using ArcGIS Online.  I also have enabled the find locations by layer as well. My webmap and data is not public information, so sharing the URL would not work, but here's an example of what I am trying to search and zoom to on the map. Feature: OilGas Attribute: Name Name: 10005 If I follow the samples, the end of my url should be &feature=OilGas;Name;10005 This does not seem to work.  My map shows up, but it will not zoom to the feature.  Is my syntax wrong? Does the map need to publicly shared, or do I need ArcGIS Server?  Currently it is not shared other then my organization.  We do not have server.  And I am not sure why the syntax in the URL is wrong.  I would be most appreciate of any suggestions/help in this manner ... View more