Latest Contributions by FasilTiru

Hello @JanHaskell-Mohr , Here is a workaround that might work for you: 1. Go to Maps tab > Add Data > Web Maps and Layers > select the Living Atlas tab > search for "USA ZIP Code Areas" and Open it  2. The layer will be added to your project table > expand the layer > filter it by States 3. For example, I filtered the zip codes for AZ as follows: 4. Click Done > and click the Setup layer option for the layer 5. Select the ZIP_CODE field to label your sites > click Setup Layer > setup the layer as follows: 6. You will get a message that some of the zip code entries do not match geographic boundaries. Click OK. 7. Now all zip codes in AZ are ready for your analysis. For example, you can Run Comparisons from the last step: 8. Click on the From layers tab and select all zip codes in AZ from your previous setup > Apply 9. You can select any variables you need and can compare a maximum of 1000 zip codes (sites) in this workflow.  You can repeat the same workflow to add other zip codes in other states for your analysis. I hope this is helpful.   Fasil T. Business Analyst Team ... View more

Hello @ALI_AZZOUHRI , Since we don't provide a sample template in Qatar, please proceed to create your own infographics. You can learn more about creating infographics by watching these videos:   I also encourage you to go through the guided tours here:  And go through building infographics guided tour.    I hope this helps. Fasil T. Business Analyst Team ... View more

Hello @BobbiLay  Please follow these steps to access the PL94-171 data, infographics and report: Click on the country picker (flag) at the top right corner of the app. Find USA and click on the gear icon Here you can pick between the Standard and Census PL94-171 datasets.  You will find the report and infographics there. Please read this blog for additional information: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/bus-analyst/announcements/census-2020-redistricting-data-coming-to-arcgis-business-analyst/ Thanks, Fasil T. Business Analyst Team ... View more

Hello @JoshDryer2, Sorry for the inconvenience but this appears to be a Safari specific issue. I recommend using other browsers like Chrome as a workaround for now. Thanks for reporting this issue and I have submitted a bug. Fasil T. BA Team ... View more

Hello @unica3602, Infographics and reports are filtered based on the selected country and data source. For example, there are two data sources for Spain here: If you create a report while working with "AIS Group" dataset and switch to "Standard", those reports will be filtered out based on the data source. That's why you can't see all reports under Build Reports or Build Infographics because these reports contain variables from different data sources that can't be mixed.  You also mentioned switching projects affects the reports list. This is because when you open any project, it will automatically open with the last selected country and data source used with that project. You can simply switch back to the desired country/data source and all your reports will be available again.  So please pay attention to the country/data source selection when building reports and infographics. However, if your goal is to run all these reports and infographics regardless of the data source, go to Preferences and enable these options under Classic Reports and Run Infographics: When these options are enabled, all reports you created using AIS Group and Standard data sources will be available under Run Reports and Run Infographics. I hope this is helpful! Fasil BA Team   ... View more

@egibson0205 If your goal is to summarize the variables from your point locations using boundaries, I recommend you try Suitability Analysis. 1. Create your custom data using your point data. You can setup your variables as Sum or Average:    2. Define your geography boundaries. For example, I'm using zip codes that overlap my point data and I want to summarize the points in each zipcode.  3. I'll go to Run Analysis > Suitability Analysis and add the variables I setup in custom data.  4. You can see the attributes from your point custom data will be summarized (Sum or Average).  5. The other option is to run Comparison reports. You can select your zipcodes as sites and then add your point custom data variables.    I hope this helps! Fasil ... View more

@HaotingHuang Please try again. This issue is now fixed.  Fasil BA Team ... View more