Latest Contributions by NicolasRoger

One of my user is reporting that Survey123 crash when trying to download a new Survey from the link I sent him. He is using Survey123 3.3.64 on Android My survey works fine when opened on the Windows version of Survey123. And he was able to download it with previous version. ... View more

Hi Philip, Setting the survey default Language to English (en) instead of French (fr) solved the problem of the decimal separator not working on those device. So it's a nice workaround for us. Thank you. I notice that this also change the calendar date to english (showing "Monday" instead of "Lundi"). I know It is impossible to make it appear french if a change the language, but is there any way to change the date format to simply show numbers? Something like "22-02-2019". That would be a nice workaround and would completly solve our problem. I tried all the settings in the "Appearence" field for this datetime question and none seems to do what I need. Thank you ... View more

Ok I got more information. Device is an "LG X-Power2" running android. My user says that he didn't download any particular keyboard but that the keyboard that appear in the Survey123 app is different than the one he usualy see in his other apps. Screenshot of the keyboard: The survey has been created in a French (Canadian) Locale and the devices are also in that locale. For our locale, the proper decimal separator would be a coma and no thousand seperator at all. But to be clear, we don't really care if the decimal separator is a dot or a coma. We simply want it to work with one or the other. Right now both don't work. Philip Wilson a écrit:  If you want to use a different locale format, you need to set it in the survey using a different locale, or set the system to a different locale that has the format you want.   How would I do that in Surver123 connect? Thank you for your answers ... View more

ENH-000109073 - Include a comma (thousands separator) in decimal questions. I have some user reporting that they can no longer write decimal separator. For exemple, they can no longer write 10.5 . Nor 10,5   .  They have an Android device with French canadian local. Something broke with the update! In our locale, the decimal separator is officialy "," but we are fine with using either ",' or ".".  The problem is that now none of them work. When they write ".", they quickly see the dot appear then disappear in the field. ... View more

As far as I know, Join is not implement in Survey123. ... View more

Any real fix to this bug? I have ArcGIS 10.5 and I got the same problem. ... View more

From my experience, you don't have to do: if(${field}!=NULL,...) You can simply write: if(${field},...) ... View more

Thank you for this update. Is there any way we can take a look at this bug report?: Various fixes affecting repeats and nested repeats (BUG-000117852, BUG-000117987, BUG-000118094, BUG-000118449 and many others). I am doing a lot of repeat calculation in one of my survey and I would like to see if I was affected by those bug. ... View more

I can confirm that pressing Twice on the ( .- ) button actualy shows a minus sign on device 2. Thank you! For device 1. I will try using a decimal question and see how it goes.. not optimal but workable. ... View more

I edited the question to add new screenshots. ... View more

It can be done. Here is how I do it in my survey: Create 2 field Outside the  reapeat group. One field will use the function Count() on a field within the repeat group and the other will use the Sum() function on that same field. Then simply divide the results. ... View more

Here is the actual keyboard they see when trying to enter data for this Field: ... View more

Look for the column "repeat_count" in your .xlsx file. Set it to 2 at the "begin repeat" line. Also, you might want to know if you are in the Male of Female section. So you might want to read this post to understand how to read the repeat position : https://community.esri.com/thread/193049-survey123-functionality-calculate-position-in-repeat-group  then you can do (pseudo code): If position = 1 -> text = Male else -> text = Female. ... View more

If you want to calculate it in a single Calculation field, you can also do the following: sqrt(pow(${number1} - ${number2},2)) I squared the number and then took the square root. The result will always be positive. ... View more