Latest Contributions by DerrickWestoby

I think the labels should appear in the dashboard, depending on what type of element you're displaying them in (and assuming you didn't update that list after the survey was first published. If so, see this post ) You could also have a hidden field in your survey that stores the labels of selected options and then use that as the display in the dashboard. You could get creative and use some html formatting like <br> to split up your selected options, too.  https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/xlsformformulas.htm   Used for select_one questions. Returns the label associated with the name of the choice in the given question. Be aware that the question must be defined inside quotes. jr:choice-name(${select_one}, '${select_one}') Used for select_multiple questions. Returns the label associated with the name of the choice in the given question. The selected-at() function must be used to extract the label for individual answers using the choice index. Be aware that the question must be defined inside quotes. jr:choice-name(selected-at(${select_multiple}, choice_index), '${select_multiple}') ... View more

Sorry, this is a really quick answer -  You could build  your form so that each species has it's own "group" and related questions (such as needs_met_moose, needs_met_salmon, needs_med_duck), etc or You could build your form with a "repeat" so that each new record in the repeat has an option to select a different species and then answer the same questions for each species.    Avoiding the use of "repeats" will probably make the data a little easier for you to use however you want without making it too complicated.  ... View more

The format for multiple relevant criteria ${integer1} < 1 and ${question2} = 'no' ${integer1} < 1 or ${question2} = 'no' As seen here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-questions/survey123-multiple-relevant/m-p/856131#M24827 For your other question, you're looking for "cascading selects" https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/survey123-tricks-of-the-trade-choice-filters/ba-p/894046   ... View more

You can use method=vertex in the body::esri:style column https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/survey123-tricks-of-the-trade-lines-and-polygons/ba-p/897415 Input Methods: vertex vs sketch   When using geoshape or geotrace questions, you can optionally define the input method of your map.That is, you can control which style of tools will be presented in the map to help users delineate a shape.  You can do this through the body::esri:style column in the survey XLSForm sheet.   The map supports to input methods:   sketch: Enables drawing tools in the map. This is meant to help users quickly draw, or sketch, a line or polygon in one single take. vertex: This input method is more appropriate when you want users to digitize shapes more accurately. The vertex input method provides tools to add vertices one at at time by: Tapping on the map. Centering the map at a target location. Getting the coordinates through the built-in or external GPS. The vertex method also lets users switch between edit and navigation modes, update and delete existing vertices.   You will want to experience on your own each of these two input methods and decide what is best for your particular workflow. In some cases you want a simple and quick way for people to sketch a geometry. In others you want to give them more control, even if that implies some initial trial and error with the tools until they get familiar with them.   The following example shows how you can set the vertex input method using the body::esri:style column:   type name label body::esri:style date treatment_date Treatment Date   geoshape treatment_area Treatment Area method=vertex ... View more