Latest Contributions by FasilTiru

Hi @ChrisMyers_NewQuest,  I recommend building your report using infographics as it already provide much more functionality including legends. Your legend will appear as follows:   Currently, we don't have a legend option in classic reports but we will consider it as an enhancement request for the future.  Best regards, Fasil T. Business Analyst Team ... View more

@ChrisMyers_NewQuest  In the nearby workflow, you can only normalize the count of the nearby grocers by the total population.  If you simply want the number of grocers/total population using the Esri Business data, creating a custom variable as follows might be the best option.  If you have your own point layer and want to summarize the count by creating a custom data, the process might be a bit complicated but it can be done.  First, your layer must contain a field and populate that field with "1" for all features. Then create a custom data using this field. Basically this field will be used to create a summary count of all the businesses in a specific area. You can add the custom variable in classic reports or infographics.  I hope this helps. Fasil ... View more

@ChrisMyers_NewQuest, My recommendation is to use infographics instead as it provides more options when creating nearby tables. You can use the summary infographic option to calculate your variables. Learn more about building nearby infographics.  Once you build the summary infographic, you can view additional attributes by clicking Explore for more when running the infographics. You can use the Nearby Restaurants infographic template as an example. Notice it has a nearby table and also a summary. I hope this helps! Fasil T. ... View more

Hello @AmyRoust, With the upcoming November release of Business Analyst App, you will have a new option to apply conditional styling to pie and donut charts that will enable you implement the enhancement you requested above. Here are the additional steps you need to follow to get the desired behavior: 1. Edit your chart and enable conditional styling.  2. Select Top and bottom from the Calculation method dropdown menu.  3. Select Nth greatest from the Bar value dropdown menu. 4. Click + Add condition and add more top N values as desired. Here is an example of top 3 values with a custom color ramp.  5. Customize the colors as needed and click Apply. 6. Expand the chart option and apply a default filter as follows:  7. Optionally, scroll down and enable sorting.  8. Apply and save your template. When you run the infographics, the chart will show the top 3 values with your customized color ramps as follows:   I hope this helps! Fasil T.   ... View more

This is implemented in the November release.  ... View more

Thanks for the details @NaomiBegg, Unfortunately, ArcGIS Community Analyst does not have this capability. You might be able to automate the process using ArcGIS desktop/Pro. I recommend posting your question in ArcGIS Pro community page. Once you create the desired areas using a ArcGIS Pro, you can import the layer to Community Analyst and then do further analysis, and run reports/infographics.  Best regards, Fasil T. ... View more

Hello @NaomiBegg  Sorry for the delayed response. Drive times areas are only supported for point feature layers in ArcGIS. If you provide us more details about your workflow, we might be able to suggest some possible workarounds. Thanks, Fasil T. ... View more

Hello @MeganWheat  I'm really sorry for the inconvenience. We can help you troubleshoot the cause of this error.  1. Did you or your ArcGIS administrator made some changes of your contents in ArcGIS Online (deleted items or groups)?   2. Try to log in to community analyst using Google Chrome and click F12 on your keyboard to open the DevTools. Then send me a screen shot of the error shown under the Console tab. Something like this: Thanks, Fasil T. ... View more

Hello @MichaelGeorge1 , From your screen shot, it looks like you are creating a custom data from your layer first and then use those variables to build your report. As documented in the help doc for creating custom data, only numeric attributes are supported in this workflow. I recommend checking your layer and make sure the fields you want to use are all numeric. If you need to use a combination of string and numeric fields, please use the Map Layers option by simply adding your layer to the map and selecting the variables from the data browser from this category. The limitation with this approach is that you must run your report by selecting the features from the map where the attributes are coming from. Otherwise, you will get N/A values if you try to run the report on unrelated sites. I've documented some best practices in this blog that you might find helpful. The blog is written for infographics but section 2. Map Layers applies for building reports as well.  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-business-analyst-blog/best-practices-when-sharing-and-running/ba-p/1062670 I hope this helps. Fasil T. ... View more