Latest Contributions by KenBuja

You can use GroupBy, getting the count of each attribute in your field, then returning the counts above 1. var fs = FeatureSetByPortalItem( Portal("https://www.arcgis.com"), "6200db0b80de4341ae8ee2b62d606e67", 0, ["*"], true ); var gb = GroupBy( fs, ["FLOORCOUNT"], { name: "Count", expression: "1", statistic: "COUNT" } ); Filter(gb, "Count > 1"); ... View more

The Filter sql statement is incorrect. You had it correct in your original code. Did you mean to use this? var fsAEO = Filter(fs, "selec = 'Registar AEO'");   ... View more

Is it possible that there are extra spaces in the antennae names? Try this to see if it returns "Yes!". IIf(Trim($feature.Name) == "TRM115000.00 NONE", "Yes!", "No")   ... View more

Your code works correctly with a sample dataset (with a couple of modification for different fields). I would check if you're getting the expected records from your filter (line 13). // Fetches features from a public portal item var fs = FeatureSetByPortalItem( Portal("https://www.arcgis.com"), // portal item id "6200db0b80de4341ae8ee2b62d606e67", 0, // layer id ["*"], // fields to include false // include or exclude geometry ); // Filter AEO records and sort by creation date var fsAEO = Filter(fs, "FeatureCode = 1000"); console(Count(fsAEO)) var sortedFS = OrderBy(fsAEO, "LASTUPDATE DESC"); // Create a list to store the modified records var updatedFeatures = []; // Iterate over the records and modify the date for (var feature in sortedFS) { // Obter a data de criação var creationDate = Date(feature.LASTUPDATE); // Add 3 days to the date var newDate = DateAdd(creationDate, 3, "days"); // Create a New Object with the Date Modified var updatedFeature = { attributes: { selec: feature.FeatureCode, CreationDate: newDate } }; // Add the new object to the list Push(updatedFeatures, updatedFeature); } // Create a New FeatureSet with the Modified Records var updatedFeatureSet = { fields: [ { name: "selec", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, { name: "CreationDate", type: "esriFieldTypeDate" } ], geometryType: "", features: updatedFeatures }; // Return the Modified FeatureSet return FeatureSet(updatedFeatureSet);   ... View more

You could also use this syntax   var DateRec = $feature.DATEAPRECV; var DateVal = $feature.DATEAPVAL; var ValDays = DateDiff(DateVal, DateRec, 'Days'); return `${ValDays } ${iif(Abs(ValDays) == 1, 'day', 'days')}`       ... View more

You're assigning the dictionary a geometry type, but not using that at all. Try using this var OutputDict = { fields: [ { name: "organisation", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, { name: "PostcodeSectorAv", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger" }, { name: "PostcodeSectorCount", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger" }, { name: "GSS_CODE", type: "esriFieldTypeString" } ], geometryType: "", features: [] }; ... View more

Yes, that is confusing. The documentation should point to the Dashboard group instead of Databoard data, since other Dashboard profiles do give access to the $datapoint profile variable, which those two functions can utilize. ... View more

Is the url correct for the outletcounty example? It ends with "&rivercountry=United%20States&ORrivercountry=United%20States" ... View more

What might be happening is the editor uses the first feature in the dataset for the run. If that feature doesn't intersect the "Civic Addresses" data, the variable int will be null. You should test for that return iif(IsEmpty(int), 'No intersecting feature', int.FULL_ADDRESS) ... View more

Does the shapefile get created on your drive but isn't added to the map? If so, set the GPExecuteToolFlags enumeration to AddOutputsToMap in the ExecuteToolAsync. await Geoprocessing.ExecuteToolAsync("management.CreateRandomPoints", createPointsParamsValueArray, null, CancelableProgressor.None, GPExecuteToolFlags.AddOutputsToMap); Or does it result in nothing getting created? I return an IGPResult from my geoprocessing tasks to check if they're successful. IGPResult createRandomPointsMessage = await Geoprocessing.ExecuteToolAsync("management.CreateRandomPoints", createPointsParamsValueArray, null, CancelableProgressor.None, GPExecuteToolFlags.AddOutputsToMap); if (createRandomPointsMessage.IsFailed) { System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Create random points errors"); }   ... View more

Don't forget to click "Accept as Solution" button on the post(s) that answered your question. ... View more

It's an implicit return, so line 46 was the last line of code ... View more

Yes, if I run your logic on my dataset, it does return the expected nested group This is the result of the first GroupBy   and this is the result of the second GroupBy ... View more