Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

‎09-22-2022

Hoping I can maybe get some help with brainstorming here...I am working on a survey design but having some issues with how to populate the information into the report template. I have a repeat that the users will enter information in as they collect data in the field, so it would be safe to assume they will be entered in chronological order. However, in the final report template, these answers need to be grouped in a way that isn't chronological, so it's not as simple as just printing out the repeat data into a table. Here's an example of the table - you can see that the order in which they were collected (green numbers) are different than the order they are printed. They are grouped so that there is a background and a compliance measurement for each water column strata (bottom, mid-depth, and surface). This is done usually three times a day (so 18 table rows total) but could potentially be much more so I need to allow for that in the survey. One idea I had was to try reformatting the survey schema so that each repeat record had questions for the background measurement and compliance measurement, and then the user would just have to navigate to that record in the repeat when they wanted to fill out the rest of it. However, I need coordinates for both points, and I can't have two geopoint questions in a single repeat... I know that's a lot, but....any ideas are appreciated! Not opposed to using a JS function, but still need to think things through a bit.

‎09-15-2022

I don't think that should be a problem if you haven't been using those web maps. I almost always uncheck the option to create a web map when initially publishing a survey anyway.

‎09-13-2022

I don't think you can just change the background of the pop-up, but you can change font colors using conditional statements in Arcade. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/bring-colors-from-your-map-into-your-pop-up-using-arcade/

‎09-12-2022

Hi Bob, I don't think that functionality is supported without using Survey123 Connect. See this post for reference...

‎09-07-2022

Look into using the pulldata function. You can store the coordinates and sample ID's in a CSV and reference them that way. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/use-existing-data-in-your-survey-the-pulldata/ba-p/896889

‎09-06-2022

So, I think you might just need an extra comma, I added it in red below: if(selected(${Aspectos_TD}, 'ATD1'),1,0)

‎09-06-2022

First off, Google translate did an awesome job! English was flawless 😉 I know in using Survey123 Connect you can conditionally set a question as required if certain criteria is met. See this post for some more info. Hope that helps!

‎09-02-2022

I noticed a difference in your code vs. Ismael's, starting in line 23... Here's a screenshot comparing the two sections: Did you intentionally change that section, or does changing that fix your issue?

‎09-02-2022

Ohhhhh I see. I did a bit more research and I think I understand your issue better now. To open in a web browser, you need to use different syntax. Try something like this: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/028386654aae464ba8cbde39b1d264dc?field:Forester={forester} I know you need to use question marks instead of ampersands to separate the parameters... Does that help at all?

‎08-30-2022

I had an issue with custom URL's the other day and identified it to be a bug with Esri support. This was the conclusion...does it apply to you? Primary Issue: Opening the Survey From a URL caused survey123 to be stuck on a loading screen Cause:BUG-000149557-ArcGIS Survey123 app (3.14.255+) fails to load a prepopulated survey link when position(..) is used in a repeat hidden or note type question in the calculation column. Resolution: Made the questions (12,23) text or integer questions, and make use the Read Only parameter so that the position calculation is not tampered with. What version of the Survey123 app are you using?

‎08-25-2022

If you're just trying to conditionally hide fields, you would put the expression in either the relevant or the body::esri:visible column. I recommend reading this blog post for more info on the nuances between the two columns. 🙂 The syntax would be something like: ${question1} = "Yes" or ${question1} = "Yes" and ${question2} = "Yes" With the expression you have in your original question, that syntax would be used in the Calculate column and would return the value "Yes" or "No" into that question based on answers from previous questions. Hope that helps!

‎08-25-2022

After many many iterations of trial and error, I got it to work. ${if rapid_test == “No” && dom_test == “Yes”}X${/} I was thrown off because you need to reference the second field without using the dollar sign and curly bracket syntax. Perhaps this post will help someone in the future.

‎08-24-2022

Hello, I know it's possible to use conditional logic in feature report templates, and I've used it before when I'm only checking against one field. However, I need to set up a statement that use '&&' to check against two different fields. I have something like this, but haven't gotten it to work so far: ${if dom_test == “Yes”} && ${rapid_test == "No"}X${/}${if dom_test == “No”}${/} I want the cell in the table to be filled with an 'X' ONLY IF the answer to dom_test is "Yes" AND the answer to rapid_test is "No". Otherwise, leave the cell blank. I've read the documentation here but didn't see any specific examples of how to format this. Thanks for any assistance! @IsmaelChivite @JamesTedrick

‎08-24-2022

Ah ok, I see what you mean. I would maybe have a "Legal Description" group/section of the form, and then questions for each part you need to populate the final form with. Having the questions separated makes it much simpler to pull into the report. For the "Section" question, you could implement a restriction or use a dropdown choice list to only include integers 1-36. For the T question, you could have a question where they enter the number, and then select "N" or "S" from a choice list. You would then do the same with the R question, but with options "E" or "W". That would probably be one of the simplest methods. You could also play around with the grid theme if you want to have certain questions next to each other. Just some ideas...hope it helps!

‎08-24-2022

Hmm, are you able to share the paper form? Sometimes having a bit more context can help with the brainstorming 🙂 What type of information are you populating those 9 fields with? Is there a reason you wouldn't just have 9 separate questions for it?

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