Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

I'd love to help, but I'm really not quite sure what you're asking... Are you asking about how to format the color of the text? Or something else? ... View more

You should be able to use the "Favorite Answers" feature for this. 🙂   ... View more

Sounds to me like you can just have the one parking spots layer with all the fields you need in it, and then symbolize based on the parking_type field. This documentation might help... https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/change-style.htm https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/add-or-delete-fields.htm  I think that's ultimately what you're asking to do....if you are wanting to really customize a legend (i.e. font size, color etc) that is only done within layouts in ArcPro or ArcMap.  ... View more

Are you just wondering how to change symbology in a web map? You can't really format the legend the same way you can format it in ArcGIS Pro/ArcMap in a layout.  ... View more

Being able to have multiple maps and layouts within a single Pro project is extremely useful. However, things can get extremely cluttered within the Maps and Layouts folder of the aprx when you started to have dozens of different entries.  It would be very useful to be able to create subfolders within these folders, i.e. separating the maps/layouts by project site. (same idea as how you can organize folders in Windows Explorer) Thanks for your consideration! ... View more

Is there a reason you have ${#observations} and ${/observations} outside of the table row? You should be able to include the start and end tags in the same cell as the data. So for example, the cell under the "Number" column would have ${#observations}${address_num}    (Notice that I didn't include a space, so there won't be a space at the beginning of each address number.) ... View more

In that case, I would recommend actually not using a repeat here, and changing the survey schema. My approach would be to have a different group for each item (carport, mezzanine, etc). You would just have specific questions in the survey for each data point, i.e. ${carport_area}, ${carport_unitCost}, etc. This will make your XLS file have several more rows, but it makes the report formatting WAY easier.  You could even have an initial select_multiple question like "What items do you need to enter data for?" and then depending on which ones they select, those dependent questions/groups would appear for them to fill out.  I'm sure there are other ways to approach this, but that's how I've handled reports similar to this in the past... ... View more

So, for a survey, would the user potentially add information for more than one carport, mezzanine, etc? Or always only one, if applicable? ... View more

Thanks Doug, I see that functionality when accessing through the "Sent" box as you mentioned. However, almost all of my surveys use the "Inbox" feature instead of the "Sent" feature, and I know it's not recommended to have both enabled at the same time. Do you know if it's possible to do this while using the inbox feature? I tried but it seemed like I could only edit the existing survey.  ... View more

The only way that I think this might be possible would be with a custom add-in... https://developers.arcgis.com/survey123/guide/ If there is a way to do this "out of the box", I'd love to know! ... View more

Could you provide your XLS form so I can see how the schema is structured? I'll try to help... ... View more

Hmmm, that's strange. Can you attach your latest version of the template? (and provide the XLS form again if you've made any changes since the original post) ... View more

I have seen this behavior before, I know it was a bug that I thought they produced a hot-fix for, but I've still experienced it intermittently. It usually works for me after a few more attempts of clicking "Update Survey".... (I'm on version 3.14.256) ... View more