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The way to do that is to make a list of the fields you want to check and loop through that list to check if that field contains "No". You'll have to use the Expects function when using a variable for the field name. Expects($feature, 'field1', 'field2', 'field3') //replace these with your field names var fields = ['field1', 'field2', 'field3'] //replace these with your field names var compliance = 'Compliant' for (var i in fields) { if ($feature[fields[i]] == 'No') compliance = 'Not Compliant' //This is case sensitive, so 'NO' does not equal 'No' } return compliance ... View more

You can use an Arcade expression to add the thousand separator and your additional text. This example uses the Text function and template literals. `Approximately ${Text($feature["RECORD_AREA_SF"], "#,###")}` label.png This is what the original looked like. Note that the field already has the thousands separator turned on, which isn't reflected in the unformatted label. label1.png       ... View more

The value of DateInspected isn't just the date. It will contain the time and time zone information. If you just want the Date , you can format it using the Text function for your When statement. var color = When(Text($datapoint.DateInspected, 'MMMM D, Y') =='December 29, 1899', '#FF0000', '#000000'); return { textColor: color, backgroundColor: '', separatorColor:'', selectionColor: '', selectionTextColor: '', // attributes: { // attribute1: '', // attribute2: '' // } }  This example will give you red text for the items that are on that date. dash.png   ... View more

You have to add this code to a Arcade element popup.png ... View more

There are a couple of ways to do that. The original way is outlined in this blog. The more modern way is to use the Arcade element, which allows you to use HTML tags directly. I've simpified your code, using the When function (replacing all the ifs) and template literals. var r1 = $feature.["Risk_Level"]; var output = When(r1 == 0, "Lowest", r1 < 2, `<p style=color:rgb(142,211,231)>Very low</p>`, r1 < 3, `<p style=color:rgb(89,184,98)>Low</p>`, r1 < 4, `<p style=color:rgb(255,255,63)>Moderate</p>`, r1 < 5, `<p style=color:rgb(254,166,32)>High</p>`, r1 < 6, `<p style=color:rgb(252,56,57)>Very high</p>`, `<p style=color:rgb(205,0,103)>Highest</p>`) return { type : 'text', text : output //this property supports html tags } Note: when posting code, using an image makes it more difficult for us to copy and paste to give an answer. Instead, use the Insert/Edit code sample icon ... View more

What you'll want to do is to create a variable that holds the first part of your label and use that to append the city type var output = $feature.MCD_NAME + TextFormatting.NewLine; if ($feature.CTV == "C"){ output += "City"; } else if ($feature.CTV == "V"){ output += "Village"; } else if ($feature.CTV == "T"){ output += "Township"; } return output;   ... View more

You can split the phrase with the text "Spring " (with the space after). This also has a check if the string didn't contain the word "Spring " var theArray = Split($feature.Asmt_Roll, "Spring "); iif (Count(theArray) > 1, theArray[1], "NA");   ... View more