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Hi @LiveHus, Just out of curiosity, have you tried publishing the service as a reference with the rotation of the symbols as part of the service. It could be a bug but sometimes publishing a referenced source offers more control of symbology than the typical portal map. ... View more

Hi @AmyRoust, So the within function returns a feature set of the features that fall within the specified layer. If you have an instance where some layers may overlap others then what I might suggest is any of the following. var FS = FeatureSetByName($map, 'Zoning Districts - Lawrence Zoning District',['ZoningDistrict'],True) var Address = $feature if( TypeOf(Geometry($feature)) == 'Polygon' ){ Address = Centroid($feature) } var AddrWithin = Within(address,FS) iif( Count(AddrWithin)>0, AddrWithin, 'No features are within the layer') /* Note: the intersects function can also be used if the input layer is a point feature. */ ... View more

My recommendation is to test whether the feature geometry has changed in comparison to the field values. var fx = $feature.UTM_X var fy = $feature.UTM_Y var G = Geometry($feature) if( G.x != fx && G.y != fy ){ return { result: { attributes: Dictionary('UTM_X',G.x,'UTM_Y',G.y) } } } /* Note: the code above will update both fields with the changed values if there are values that have been updated in the field. */ That way it will only need to compare the latest changes to the geometry change. If there is a change it will update accordingly. ... View more

I probably should have looked up the documentation for that before posting this idea. I had explored and played around with Web Editor but failed to properly understand how the form behavior is setup. I typically see the form behavior configured within the application itself, so this workflow caught me off guard. The behavior I was also thinking about is having it setup in such a way that a single arcade expression could dictate the behavior of the entire form rather than modifying the behavior every field input. In regard to the layout of the form itself, it would be nice to be able to configure the field inputs similar to that of PowerApps given that the real estate on various monitors allows for more flexibility.  Regarding this workflow then I think this idea ought to be moved to field maps or perhaps split so that the other idea for the layout itself can persist here. ... View more

Hi @Laura, Have you tried setting the value from Statistic to Feature and have a filter to set to only display inspections on a given date or the current date? From there you can use the advanced option to display specific fields. ... View more

I believe the capability may already exist if you know how to setup the calculation/attribute rule. ... View more

Hi @Yanin, One of my recommendations, and one that we are currently using, is instead to create a field with the data type set to Double and set the number of decimal places to 0. This will also bypass the need to consistently change the data type in the database if you are using numbers of a larger size. Numerical datatypes will behave the same regardless of the specific type. ... View more

If this is a bug then feel free to report it to Esri or post the issue. It also depends if the version of field maps is enterprise vs agol where the agol is more up to date. ... View more

Hi @JoseSanchez,   Are you referring to using geofences, if so, then there are workflows that incorporate arcade and the creation of geometries to use as geofences when editing.  You can also change the settings in field maps to collect at the current location.  ... View more

As someone who also does SQL querying in SQL server you can rename a shape field to any name you want in SQL. As to why the default is what it is nobody truly knows. My only thoughts are that it is the variation in database types since SQL has mulitple variants such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, OracleSQL, and SQL Server. I think geodatabases are a stem of what are considered Microsoft Access Databases but are created to have local shapefields. As @CalvinHarmin pointed out, using the SHAPE@ should be used in python since I believe it is catchall regarding any shape field. ... View more

Like @George_Thompson said, those names cannot be renamed. However, when it comes to using any programming language, you can create a dictionary of mapped field names. For example ( { Shape_Area: ST_AREA } ) so when you change data sources you can get the equivalent field that you need and vice versa. ... View more

Here is what I came up with but without having any sample data it is the best that I could do. This is just a suggestive means but feel free to modify and ask any further questions. function RoundN(val){ iif( TypeOf(Number(val))=='Number', Round(Number(val)), 0 ) } function Risk(n){ iif( Number(n)>0, Round(n/10)*10, 0 ) } function ordinal(n) { var r = n % 10 var t = When( r==1, "st", r==2, "nd", r==3, "rd", "th" ) iif( !IsEmpty(n), Concatenate(n,t), null ) } // Set the default values var RootFieldNames = [ "TEETHLOST","ARTHRITIS","CANCER","COPD", "CHD","CASTHMA","DEPRESSION","DIABETES", "BPHIGH","HIGHCHOL","OBESITY","STROKE" ] // Set the coomon names for all fields var RootName = 'CDC_PLACES_2175' var percName = '_percentile' var popName = '_EstPop' // Creates a new line var nl = TextfFormatting.NewLine /* Get all attributes in the feature Loop through and populate the dictionary */ Expects($feature,'*') var Values = {} for( var i in $feature ){ Values[i] = $feature[i] } /* Another option Expects($feature) var Values = Dictionary($feature).attributes */ /* Create the dictionaries to be populated using the information gathered below */ var Convert = {} var PopVals = {} var PCTVals = {} for( var r in RootFieldNames ){ r = RootFieldNames[r] var pctname = RootName + '.' + r + PercFName var popname = r+PopFName //Get the field name and round if the field is in the if( HasKey(pctname,Values) ){ PCTVals[r] = RoundN(Values[pctname]) } else if( HasKey(popname,Values) ){ PopVals[r] = PCTVals[r] = Values[popname] } //Populate the conversion dictionary with the default values Convert[r] = When( r=="TEETHLOST","All teeth lost", r=="CANCER","Cancer (non-skin) or melanoma", r=="CHD","Coronary heart disease", r=="CASTHMA","Coronary heart disease", r=="CHD","Current asthma", Includes(["ARTHRITIS","DEPRESSION","DIABETES","OBESITY","STROKE"],r),Proper(r), r=="BPHIGH","High blood pressure", r=="HIGHCHOL","High cholesterol", r=="COPD", r, null ) } // Set the score and limit dictionary var Limits = { VeryHigh:[], High:[], Medium:[] } var PctScores = { VeryHigh:[], High:[], Medium:[] } // Loop through all keys in the conversion dictionary for( var i in Convert ){ var pop = PopVals[i] var pct = PCTVals[i] // Set value dictionary with the default value var Def = { label: Convert[i], score: pct, estPop: pop } // Get the rating of the measured risk percentage var R = When( Risk(pct)==90, 'VeryHigh', Risk(pct)==80, 'High', Risk(pct)==70, 'Medium', Null ) /* If the rating is a key value in the limit dictionary then populate both the limit dictionary with the default value and the percentage score array with the percentages */ if( HasKey(Limits,R) ){ Push( Limits[R], Def ) Push( PctScores[R], pct ) } } // Set the html array var HTMLText = [] // Loop through the limit dictionary for( var l in Limits ){ var vals = Limits[l] if( Count(vals) > 0 ){ // Get the score array and sort from highest to lowest of distinct values var valscores = Reverse( Sort( Distinct( PctScores[l] ) ) ) // Set the html text var html = "<b>"+l+" (" + Count(vals) + "):</b>"+nl /* Set the empty paragraph html array Loop through the array of score values and reassign the index as the value */ var pHTML = [] for( var i in valscores ){ i = valscores[i] // Loop through the array of score values and reassign the index as the value for( var v in vals ){ v = vals[v] /* If the score matches the value update the paragraph html array with the text erase the value from the array break the loop */ if( v.score == i ){ var Text = '<p>style="text-indent:15%">' + Proper(v.label) + " (" + ordinal(v.score) + " Percentile and Est Pop: " + v.estPop + ")</p>" Push( pHTML, Text ) Erase(vals,v) break } } } /* If the count of the array below is greater than 0 then conatenate the list of values and insert a new line */ if( Count( pHTML ) > 0 ){ pHTML = Concatenate(pHTML,nl) Push(HTMLText, html+pHTML) } } else{ Console('There were no risks in this catergory') } } /* Return the concatenated html if the count of the html list is greater than 0, otherwise return the default text */ iif( Count(HTMLText) > 0, Concatenate(HTMLText,nl), "No conditions at Medium or above" ) ... View more

There are also, in addition to what @HaydenWelch mentioned, there are a few ways in which your code can be rewritten to be simpler. Utilize the When function when there are multiple if-if else statements. The when function behaves in a similar manner and ultimately returns the same thing. You can specify the default value as null to basically do nothing if none of the when conditions are met. When there are multiple values being made but logically are the same then it is best to create a dictionary of those values rather than resulting to multiple statements. You can also use the example below in conjunction with Expects. Expects($feature) var Values = {} for( var i in $feature ){ Values[i] = $feature[i] } /* Another option Expects($feature) var Values = Dictionary($feature).attributes */ Just for fun I am trying to rewrite your code for suggestive purposes. ... View more

Actually if you pull up the attributes rather than the tables themselves then you will see the related records, both forward and backward.   ... View more