Latest Contributions by CherylHagevik

Hi @JayLaing  1. You can learn about geographies within a certain area by using one of our workflows that has the Results pane - Color-coded maps, Smart map search, Benchmark comparisons or Suitability analysis.  For example, with Color-coded maps, you can input your drive time Site as the Area of interest and then select Zip Codes as the Level of detail. If you go to the Table tab of the Results pane, you can export the list of geographies.    2. Within the Data browser, there are options for variables that can show property value. For example, Average Home Value. After creating a map, you can explore the new Effects tool to style the map how you would like. The Effects tool can be found on the right side of the app in the palette.    I hope these details help you continue with your work and to explore the options available. Be sure to check out the resources we have in the Help menu too! Thank you for reaching out.      ... View more

@JasonBOCQUET Thank you for confirming! The configuration of interactive panels can vary between different types of elements for building an infographic template. With Nearby summaries, there is a default setup that shows the associated table and the configuration of this table is limited. The options do not currenlty include the ability to change the size of the panel that pops up. Better configuration options when working with Nearby summaries is something we can look into for future work to provide more consistency across the different types of elements.  ... View more

@JasonBOCQUET Thank you for the additional details. I can see how being able to define your own units would be helpful, especially when working with custom variables. This may be good enhancement to the infographics builder in the future.  For now, I was able to use Conditional styling to achieve the same goal. Here are the steps you can try: 1. When editing your variable, use the option for Text styling 2. Add a condition that will include all results for the variable 3. Use the option for Add Advanced text 4. Add the value for the variable 5. Add your unit to the text and Save 6. When you run the template you will see the variable value with the text you added   ... View more

@MelanieNeedle Thank you for confirming. In BA Web App, you can use the Points of interest search to create a layer of business locations. Are you able to see this option?   ... View more

Hi @maya_fromstein Thank you for reaching out with your question! If you would like to work with the features from your Void analysis, you can share the results as s Web map to ArcGIS Online. This will create a feature layer of your results to use as needed.  With your Void analysis results displayed on the map, just go to the Share results menu and select ArcGIS web map option.  Be sure to enable the option for Export map layers in a new hosted feature service for the most flexibility with the layer. Once your map is published, you can access the results in ArcGIS Online. Just click the link in the prompt when the publishing completes.      ... View more