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Here's one way to do it. Note that you can simply the When statement, since it evaluates each line sequentially. This means that if a value doesn't meet the first criteria (< 3.5), it moves to the second criteria between 3.5 and 5.4). Since it already has checked if it's below 3.5, it doesn't need to check that again, so it just need to check if it's below 5.5.     var portalsite = Portal('https://arcgis.com'); var fs = FeatureSetByPortalItem( portalsite, '6ad1b5d6decd4914a3891953762d241d', 0, [ 'REPORTED_MAGNITUDE', 'MAGNITUDE_TYPE' ], false ); var GroupedFS = GroupBy( fs, ['REPORTED_MAGNITUDE', 'MAGNITUDE_TYPE'], [{name:'Total', expression: '1', statistic:'COUNT'}] ); var s = Schema(GroupedFS) Push(s.fields, {'name':'Range', 'alias': 'Magnitude Range', 'type': 'esriFieldTypeString'}) var temp_dict = { fields: s['fields'], geometryType: '', features: [] } for (var f in fs) { var attrs = {} for (var attr in f) { attrs[attr] = f[attr] } attrs['Range'] = When( attrs.REPORTED_MAGNITUDE < 3.5, 'Less than 3.5', attrs.REPORTED_MAGNITUDE < 5.5, '3.5 to 5.4', attrs.REPORTED_MAGNITUDE <= 6.0, '5.5 to 6.0', attrs.REPORTED_MAGNITUDE < 7, '6.1 to 6.9', attrs.REPORTED_MAGNITUDE < 8, '7.0 to 7.9', attrs.REPORTED_MAGNITUDE < 9, '8.0 to 8.9', '9.0 and above') Push( temp_dict['features'], {attributes: attrs} ) } return FeatureSet(temp_dict)   ... View more

You can do this two ways. The first would be to use Arcade in the Styles tab. An expression like this would return the flightlines for the last two years. You would have to turn off the Other category in the Style options section. if(DateAdd(Now(), -2, 'years') < $feature['dateField']) return 'Recent flightlines' The other option is to use a Filter on the layer. The one drawback to that is it uses a hard-coded date instead of the flexible date (two years from today) that the Arcade code uses. ... View more

Note that ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 uses Experience Builder 1.10. Since the API Reference page only contains the current version, you'd have to download the documentation to see if the JimuMapView class contains the getAllJimuLayerViews method for that version. **Update** That method first shows up in the index.js file in D:\ExperienceBuilder\ArcGISExperienceBuilder_114\client\dist\jimu-arcgis. The method isn't found in previous versions. It would be quite helpful if they would include the version that classes and methods were introduced, like they do in the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript API reference. I've added as an Idea for this.   ... View more