Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

‎04-20-2022

This documentation should be very useful https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/browser/analyze-results/featurereporttemplates.htm And here is a great post from James Tedrick about the pulldata function: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/use-existing-data-in-your-survey-the-pulldata/ba-p/896889 Hope it helps!

‎04-20-2022

Oh, good to know! Glad you got it all worked out 🙂

‎04-20-2022

Hmm...what's causing the table to shift to the second page is definitely this cell you have here with a large amount of text: I've never actually used if-statements within a report itself. Are you sure the syntax is correct there? What I might suggest doing is having a hidden field in your survey that will automatically populate with the corresponding phone number and email for the selected station. (use pulldata with a csv file). Then the report syntax would look something like: For questions concerning the inspection or to reschedule a follow-up inspection, contact: ${station_phone} or ${station_email} Would that work for you?

‎04-20-2022

Hi Dan, As far as I know, you aren't able to extract a specific photo within a repeat without getting all the photos. Since you know you have a maximum of five photos, I think your best bet would be to have individual questions for each photo, then pulling the photo into the report with a direct reference to that field name. Best, Katherine

‎04-19-2022

Hmmm, it should have the related tables in the file geodatabase output. Are you making sure to reference all layers in the service when you export?

‎04-19-2022

Have you only tried exporting from the Item Details page (like your screenshot shows) and not the REST Endpoint? That's the method I always have to use, especially for large datasets. These two articles might help. https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012232 https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000014156 Good luck!

‎04-14-2022

I could try to help with the Survey123 syntax (and yes, you'll put the expression in the Calculate column), but could you explain what mathematical formula you need to use to determine flow rate?

‎04-14-2022

Yeah, sometimes they can be pretty cryptic. At least it was an easy fix! 🙂 My understanding for the way it was worded is that it detected that you wanted to close a loop with ${/}, but since the loop opening wasn't formatted correctly, it just defaulted to the beginning of the document.

‎04-14-2022

You open your repeat with $#{building_record}, but I believe it should be ${#building_record}, with the hash tag inside the brackets. Let me know if that fixes it!

‎04-13-2022

I haven't been able to reproduce the issue with some quick testing - ideally, what would you want the font sizes to be for each scenario?

‎04-13-2022

@IsmaelChivite thank you so much for this! It's working.....for the most part. Sometimes, the query is successful and it returns the JSON, as intended. Other times, it returns a 500 error. Also, on occasion I've had it just return '0' as well. Are these two errors simply due to the size of the service? I am querying this service specifically in my script. If it is due to size, is there any method to get around that limitation?

‎04-13-2022

Ah yes, I couldn't remember if the indexes started at 0 or 1 with Survey123. I updated my original response. Glad it worked! 🙂

‎04-13-2022

Sounds like you should be able to use the substr() function to extract the first two digits. Here's how I would go about it. Add a new row with the substr() function in the calculate column to populate this field with the first two digits of the roll call number. substr(${RollCallNbr}, 0, 2) Create the four digit year by adding concat("20", ${twoDigitNum}) to the calculate column of the ${RollCallYear} row Create the URL by using concat("https://councildocs.dsm.city/rollcalls/", ${RollCallYear}, "/", ${RollCallNbr}, ".pdf") Hope that works for you!

‎04-13-2022

Hello! You can build a survey off of an existing feature service, would that work for you? https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/survey123withexistingfeatureservices.htm#:~:text=You%20can%20create%20a%20survey,layer%20and%20click%20Create%20survey.

‎04-12-2022

Hello, We have requests from our users all the time about wanting to select certain features in a web application (in our Enterprise portal) and export to KMZ directly to their device. The Extract Data widget doesn't work for us because it exports to their "My Content" folder in portal, and we don't want the users to have the necessary privileges to create content. I am wondering if there is already a tool out there that does this, or if building a custom widget is the way to go (or even possible for this workflow). I don't have experience building custom widgets so it would be a bit of a learning curve for me but definitely willing to investigate the option further. Thanks in advance for any advice!

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