Latest Contributions by AlixVezina

Hi @MarcoPoetsch , There have been similar reports in less recent version of ArcGIS Online and Enterprise. I believe this is now fixed in the most recent versions of the software, but I would recommend contacting Esri Support for this case as they may be able to provide a solution tailored to your specific use case. Regards, Alix ... View more

Check out the fourth video now available here: Advanced Mapping for Data Loading ... View more

@CMcDonald indeed ArcGIS Field Maps would involve a different workflow than the office-based one you've described. If I am not mistaken, the "smart forms" that are available in Field Maps will also be available in other ArcGIS products. In the article I mentioned above, this is described as follows: "The form you build with the Field Maps web app is stored within the map. Smart form content is managed in the map so other ArcGIS apps can display the same form editing experience as the Field Maps mobile app." [...] "The first web app to use these forms is the Map Viewer beta – planned for release in 2021. If you add or edit features in the Map Viewer beta, you’ll be presented with the same form that the Field Maps mobile app displays." If that works out the way it's described in the article, these capabilities should eventually become available in the Map Viewer (beta) and potentially ArcGIS Experience Builder.   Of course, that's not an immediate solution to your problem. I did a bit more research and it appears a similar capability is supported in Survey123. Here's a video (a bit dated) that shows how it works: ArcGIS Survey123: XLSForm – Using Calculations in Your Surveys - Bing video - I assume there's lots more you can do today, please see related doc: Formulas—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation I think you would need to use Survey123 Connect to build your form and leverage the formulas. Survey123 forms can be used in a desktop browser and are also part of Experience Builder if you would like to display the web map and the survey into one app: Survey widget—ArcGIS Experience Builder | Documentation   ... View more

This option is not supported in the Smart Editor widget. What you are requesting may be done with Attribute rules. Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward. ... View more

@CMcDonald This option is not supported in the Smart Editor widget. What you are requesting may be done with Attribute rules. Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward. ... View more

@CMcDonald I think you may need to add more than one expression? There's a dropdown option for "is blank"    And from the dropdown at the top, "all" stands for AND and "any" stands for OR... if I'm not mistaken.   ... View more

Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward, although this won't be part of the Smart Editor widget. ... View more

There is currently no option to customize the Attribute Actions in the Smart Editor widget, while you may extend the widget with the capabilities you need in Web AppBuilder Developer edition. Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward. ... View more

Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward. ... View more

Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward. ... View more

Please review the following article published on 3 January 2021: Introducing smart forms in ArcGIS Field Maps (esri.com) Near the bottom of the article:  Attribute rules – are user-defined rules that can be used to automatically populate attributes, restrict invalid edits, and perform quality assurance checks on existing features when they are submitted. Attribute rules are coming to hosted feature services and to forms so that you can execute business logic in your form connected or offline. Smart forms may provide the capabilities you require moving forward. ... View more