Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

Hello Russell Grant‌,  Thank you for passing along the XLSForm. I had tested on my end and was unable to reproduce the same behavior.  In the XLSForm in the Settings tab, is there a URL under the submission_url? If so can you copy the item ID for the item being referenced and paste it in the search bar for ArcGIS Online or Enterprise whichever you are using? Is the resulting service returned for that item ID a hosted feature layer view?  Another way to check what layer the survey is referencing is on the Item Details page for the Form Item on the left hand side there is a "Layers" section. If you click on the link to the layer from the Form's Item Details page does that bring you to a hosted feature layer view?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Elliott Plack‌,  I had tested on my end and was unable to reproduce the same behavior. Is the behavior reproducible in all web browsers or just one? If you test in an incognito window is the same behavior observed?  On the settings tab for the survey what does it say for the web app version? Is the survey form using 3.10?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Elizabeth Hovsepian‌,  Thank you for passing along the XLSForm I have tested on my end and have been able to reproduce the same behavior.  If you take a look at the hosted feature layer associated with the survey you will see that there are two point geometry layers:  This is expected because if no geometry type is specified for the main layer associated with the survey (the questions outside of the repeat) Survey123 will default to a geopoint. Survey responses in Survey123 will also always attempt to capture a device's location even if a geopoint question is not included. That is why if you publish a simple survey with only a few questions all responses will be located at (0,0) if Survey123 can't identify the devices location.  Please use this link for reference: Geopoints—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation  The offset that you see is likely from GPS variability being a few meters apart.  If your geopoint needs to be in a repeat and you don't want a geopoint outside of the repeat I would suggest creating a group that only contains the geopoint and make it relevant based on a date that will never be selected (01/01/1901 for example). If you don't want any location captured you can make the bind:esri:fieldType set to null and that will default to (0,0). Otherwise you can set the geopoint in the group to be equal to the geopoint in the repeat so they both show the same location.  Thank you,  Zach   ... View more

Hello Paul Rabatin‌,  Are you working with ArcGIS Survey123 in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise?  Would I be able to obtain a screen capture of the schema prior to hitting the publish button? If you hit "Modify schema" on the Publish Survey screen this will bring up the schema for the service to be created.  Is the behavior observed in all internet browsers or just one?  If you grab the network activity when publishing are there any additional details in the add or update definition requests?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Juanjo Huiza‌,  Images and files uploaded in the survey will be stored as attachments on the service associated with the survey.  Are you asking about editing existing photos and files in the inbox?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Kaitlyn Abrahamson‌,  The map in the Outbox should automatically cluster points at smaller scales then break apart and scale to the map scale at larger scales.  Is there a specific device the behavior is observed on? Specifically with a smaller screen resolution? If so what is the specific device the behavior is observed on?  I know you said you see the behavior in the outbox do you see the same behavior in the Sent, Inbox, or Draft folders?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Rene Aubut‌,  The parameters of the if() function are if(<condition>,<return X if condition is met>,<otherwise return Y>) Please use this link for reference: Formulas—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation  In your condition are you trying to say if ${tonnage_pct}<5 AND ${tems_transport}<240 return 'oui' otherwise return 'non', or are you trying to say if ${tonnage_pct}<5 OR ${tems_transport}<240 return 'oui' otherwise return 'non'? Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Helen Cooper‌,  Just to confirm your workflow your want the folks taking the survey to edit existing records correct?  Once a record is edited what is the ideal next step in the web map, the existing feature disappears until approved, or the feature on the web map displays the old information until approved and then the updated information will be visible?  Are you using hosted feature services in ArcGIS Online, or a registered service from an Enterprise Geodatabase in ArcGIS Enterprise?  Thank you,  Zach  ... View more

Hello Kerry Kang‌ There is a sample in ArcGIS Survey123 Connect called Lines and Polygons. If you hit create new survey > Samples > the Lines and Polygons sample will be located there. In that sample the last section goes through how lines and polygon features can be created from repeated points.  If you are only interested in the line or polygon feature you can make your geopoint with a bind:esri:fieldType set to null that way the point geometry will not be stored in a feature service.  Thank you,  Zach  ... View more

Hello Jamie Trammell‌,  The approach will depend on a few factors. The main factor being those points already existing in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise.  If those points already exist and you want your survey submitters to draw polygons around those points then you can create a survey that uses a geoshape question in it. You can then add a web map containing the points and the survey's hosted feature layer as linked content and the survey submitters would be able to draw new polygons around the points and see existing polygons already drawn.  If those points already exist in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise and the questions you want answered in the survey are already fields in the service you can create a survey based on the existing feature service all the questions will automatically come through in Survey123 Connect. You will be able to add calculations and visual customization that you would like to make the survey experience better. To edit the existing points you can enable the Inbox if your submitters are going to be editing from the ArcGIS Survey123 Field App or you can use the ArcGIS Survey123 Web Form URL parameters in a web map or web app if you would like your submitters to use a browser.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Emma Lewison‌,  From the error message it looks like in the name column of the GUID field in the survey may have been set to GlobalID. If you navigate to the REST endpoint of the service you are trying to create the survey based on and select the table/layer (depending on what it is) it will show the list of fields.  Copy the name of the esriFieldType GUID field and paste that in the name column of the XLSForm.  For example in my test related table on the REST endpoint I can see the name of my GUID field is parentglobalid which I can then use as the name in my XLSForm:  Thank you,  Zach  ... View more

Hello Don Maxwell‌,  It is possible to create a second survey to edit those questions later on. What you can do in Survey123 connect is create a new survey based on that existing feature service (associated with your original survey).  This will pull the service's schema and will automatically make those hidden questions into whatever question type their field type is. For example a hidden question that is a string field type will turn into a text question in the survey created from the existing feature service.  If you want the people who are going to be working on the second survey to edit existing records you would enable the inbox for the second survey to edit those records.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more