Latest Contributions by DavidPike

‎02-12-2024

You can also add the zoom-in by rectangle (same as ArcMap) tool into the quick access toolbar (very top left set of icons - at the end of those you will see a small down arrow -> customise the Ribbon. There you can add the zoom tool and also the fixed zoom-out tool (I guess the rectangular zoom-out went as it made no logical sense!) You can also get to the same menu by right-clicking in one of the ribbons (navigate, Layer, Selection etc.) and 'customise this ribbon'. Eugene's right mouse button method is also easy and intuitive when you get used to it.

‎02-10-2024

Thanks Christopher, I'll try to digest the post next week!

‎02-10-2024

Thanks for your detailed reply and taking the time to put it together. From what you've stated I've realised the "_results" layer has been created via the survey123.arcgis.com 'Collaborate' -> 'Share Results' tabs - and then shared to my admin group... Cheers Christopher.

‎02-09-2024

Hi, Is it possible to have the Survey123 Report functionality as part of a widget in an Experience Builder of WebApp (no custom JS)? Any other ways to generate the report outside of survey123.arcgis.com? I think I know the answer is no, but it's best to ask. Additionally, the Survey123.arcgis.com website allows you to print/export a PDF with the details of a single row/submission. This is done in the data tab of the survey, selecting the record from the attribute table (then a pane on the RHS opens up) in that pane, a print icon creates a report of the survey submission fields and entries. Is it possible to amend the formatting of that print? There's several bits which look untidy such as formatting tags to <center> etc. being visible. I know a report can configured instead, but this print doesn't seem to cost any credits. thanks

‎02-09-2024

Hi, We have a bird sighting survey built from 123Connect. Each of those surveys is shared to 5 different groups and restricted so that only editors can see their submissions. From the source hosted feature layer for each survey, a view has been created for each group - so that a group member can see submissions from their own group members in a WebMap, App etc. and an admin group where all submissions are visible in an app. The group they belong to is posted as a hidden question which the view definition uses e.g. Field = North ensures only North group members can see those submissions via the view. So: Bird Sighting - Survey from Bird_Sightings - feature layer used by the Bird Sighting Survey Bird Sightings Admin - Hosted feature layer view (all features visible) Bird Sightings North - Hosted feature layer view shared to North Group Bird Sightings East - Hosted feature layer view shared to East Group Bird Sightings South - Hosted feature layer view shared to South Group Bird Sightings West - Hosted feature layer view shared to West Group A user in for example the East group can download the survey form in the Survey123 Mobile App and submit data. The same user when they go into the Survey123.arcgis.com website can't see any surveys at all. Strangely, a member of the admin group (user is not an AGOL admin, only Mobile User - Data Editor) going to the Survey123.arcgis.com website can see all the forms and submissions. I'm a bit confused as to what the reason is. Thanks

‎02-08-2024

see 'shared update groups' section in https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/share-maps/create-groups.htm

‎02-08-2024

Probably a series of Con() statements are needed in raster Calculator then to be sure. Something like. Con(("Raster" >= 0) & ("Raster" < 20), 1) Con(("Raster" >= 20) & ("Raster" < 40), 2) Con("Raster" >= 40, 3)

‎02-07-2024

Just re-read the question. Is this multiple DEM.img's or just 1?

‎02-07-2024

alot can go wrong with MD display unfortunately. Definitely statistics was the first thing that came to mind. Not completely sure without seeing it. How big is it? would think the wireframe would be showing at the full extent. If it's a big data range and you've zoomed into a raster and still see a grey blob, it may be as simple as the area of elevation you're looking at having very similar values. In that case I'd adjust the symbology stretch to go by extent, and/or try a colour stretch rather than greyscale. pixel type might be the issue, and there's the multitude of file types you can specify when adding a folder into the MD.

‎02-07-2024

Has the account got Log on as Service rights set?

‎02-07-2024

What's the view definition? Do you maybe have a spatial filter on the view (thus polygons outside that)? Is this looking at the view in Map Viewer or in your dashboard (you may have to re-add the view to the indicator if so)?

‎02-06-2024

Projection definition etc. possibly. Check/repair Geometry. Dataframe/Map projection. Definition query on the data. Transparency, symbols too small etc. symbology excluding those values and no 'other' symbol value set. attributes not belonging to s subtype if subtypes set. Joins/Relates. Edits not saved.

‎02-06-2024

Is it float or integer data? I don't think there's a button-click type setting solution to it. I may be oversimplifying but is there anything against setting the range just below that max range (bearing in mind the decimal precision of your numbers/data), then altering the labels in the legend? 0 - 19.9999 20 - 39.9999 40 - Max

‎02-02-2024

You want to take the values from 2 fields and put them into 1 new field? I don't quite understand, do you want the difference in population? What exactly don't you understand as there's a few things going on in the script. # Define the object with which we are working. cities = "NameOfYourData.shp" # Notice I don't use the whole path if the file is in the workspace. # could be r'c:\myFiles\data.shp' as man example of an absolute path # Finds city names and coordinates #an update cursor allows you to access the data and/or edit existing rows #with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(PathToYourData, [names of fields you want to read or edit]) with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(cities, ["POP2010", "POP2020", "POP_DIFF"]) as cursor: for row in cursor: #row 0 is the 1st field you specified in the list above i.e. POP2010 #row 1 is the 2nd i.e. POP2020... #set readable variables from these row values pop_2010 = row[0] pop_2020 = row[1] # calculate value to put into POP_DIFF i.e. row[2] pop_diff = pop_2020 - pop_2010 #now set "POP_DIFF" (i.e. row[2]) field to calculated value above row[2] = pop_diff #tell the cursor to update your row, then it moves onto #the next row automatically until it reaches the end #and the cursor closes itself. cursor.updateRow(row)

‎01-31-2024

The post is very confusing for me unfortunately. I'd recommend adding some graphics for us visually-minded folks.

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