Latest Contributions by IsmaelChivite

Hi Renato.  When you submit surveys from your outbox we send to your feature service all updates and added surveys. That is, data locally stored in your device is sent to your service.   If you also wanted to have your device bring data that may have changed in your feature service, then you need to refresh your inbox.  You can see how this works in this video: Survey123 for ArcGIS: Editing Existing Data with Survey123 for ArcGIS - YouTube  Note that conceptually this is different from Collector, although at the end of the day you can both submit edits and adds from your device into the server, and you can also bring data from the server into your device (for updates for example). ... View more

Hi!  Well, from time to time we  break things, so it could  very well be  the case that we  broke your survey. If you do not mind, please share your survey so we can have a look (simply attach the XLSFile to this thread). We  will test it with 2.1, which we plan on releasing in the  next 24  hours. If 2.1 does not do the trick, we will need to wait until late July for the next  update. ... View more

Hi Yorlady. The error message indicates that the field type used in your relationship for the relationship keys is not supported.  If you include a repeat in your survey, the relationship must use a globalid field in the parent layer and a corresponding guid field in the child table. ... View more

Hi. You may want to share a simplified version of your XLSForm.   Both select_one and select_multiple should return the name values from your choice lists, rather than the labels. The reason why name values are returned is  because labels can change in multiple-language surveys. ... View more

Hi Kara. I used operators and functions as described in this help topic: Formulas—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Essentially: substr() is used to extract portions of a string. I use  it for  example to extract the first character, which in our  case  could be either  a minus sign (which we  will want to remove later) or a digit. This function takes three inputs: The string from which you want to extract a substring The character position from which you want to start substracing The number of characters to remove string-length() is  used to calculate the total length of a string. if(). the if statement allows  you evaluate an expression. If the expression evaluates to true, you can output one value, and if it evaluates to false, you output another value. There is no single way to solve this, as shown by James above. There may be other ways to solve it too. ... View more

Hi Tony. Unfortunately not. It is not possible to 'calculate' the  version of the app submitting data. ... View more

Hi. This is to let you know that in version 2.1 (scheduled to be released this week)  we have  addressed this issue. You will be able to pass values to hidden and notes using the custom url scheme, and without  tricks... ... View more

Hi Kadin Baird‌  I bet that the Survey123 field app is not installed in your Desktop. Download it from Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  and try again.  Thanks,   Ismael ... View more

Hi. Alternatively, you can also access the data from your survey live if you add the survey's feature layer to your map. In both ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro you can log into ArcGIS Online and access live survey feature layers. Using the identify tool in ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro, you can access photos from your survey. They will be shown in the popup.  Any user with access to the survey's feature layer will be able to do this. ... View more

Ok. A bit more on this. Have a look at the attached file. I think this should be working as you expect. I modified the calculations for the SUMs: I removed the cast to integer int(    The cast is not necessary. It used to be needed in old versions, but not anymore. It does not hurt, but I removed it to make the expressions simpler I added a coalesce function. This did the trick. Coalesce ensures that if a variable has a null value, a value of 0 is set to it The problem with the SUM not working relates to how null values are handled. Null + 1 is not 1. Null + 1 is equal to Null.  When any of the variables added to the SUM the end result will be null and as such you will not see the question populated. It looks like if the SUM never happened. Initially I added 0 values to the default column, and this helped by removing all the null values, but as soon as I added the repeat_count it stopped working The reason is that default values are not applied correctly when repeat_count is used. We will look at this more closely as this may be a bug. In any event, with coalesce you will make your calculation expression much more robust. Again, I believe the attached survey should do it for you.  I added the repeat. In my iPhone6 your survey now loads in barely 3 seconds. ... View more

Hi Simon.  I tested your survey with the latest version of  Connect and the app (on iOS). I found that the sum of the cover percentages was not working for me if any of the algal types was  missing. After adding a default value of 0 to all algaltype cover question, the sum started working. I tested on Connect and then in the app in iOS. I think using a repeat for the transects is a good idea. Everything seemed to be working until I added a value of 5 to the repeat_count column. This is needed to ensure all 5 transects and their verticals are completed. After adding the repeat_count, the SUM of covers stopped working. Pages could be an option for you, given that we cannot enforce 5 repeats. I did not try pages, but here is how you could use them: In the Settings page, add a new column called style and set its value to pages Add a new appearance in the types worksheet called field-list Use the field-list appearance on the groups you want to turn into pages Please note that pages are not yet implemented completely. They work currently as described in our Early Adopter Program. It does not hurt to try. We definitively need to look at why the SUM stops working when using the repeat_column. Unless I missed something, it seemed to me like the best approach. ... View more