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A few things that may help: You can use the concat() function to concatenate multiple strings/numbers together. For example: concat(${textQuestion}, " ", ${calculateQuestion}, " ", ${integerQuestion}) Note question types do not need a value in the name column. Keep the name empty in your note question and you will save a field in the feature layer. If you have published the survey already, the field will remain, but you can delete the field.   If you set the value of bind::esriFieldType to null, your question will not have a corresponding field in the feature layer when you publish the survey.  Again, if you have published your survey already, it is too late to set this value, but you could remove the field from your layer. The coalesce() function may be useful too. It takes two values and returns the first one that is not empty. coalesce(${question1},${question2}) coalesce(${question1},coalesce($question2},${question3})) ... View more

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Hi. Yes, it is OK to leave it blank. When you do, Survey123 Connect will automatically map the XLSForm question type to the appropriate Esri field type: XLSForm Question Type ArcGIS Field Type text, select_one, select_multiple,calculate, hidden, email, start, end, deviceid, barcode, note. Text integer Integer date, datetime Date decimal Double geopoint, geoshape, geotrace Geometry (point, line, polygon respectively) file, image, audio Attachment   Sometimes, you want to set a value in the FieldType XLSForm column. Common cases include: When you want to work with GUID fields When you want the question to have NO corresponding field in the layer: Use null.  See details here. When you want to store a calculate or select_one as an integer column When you want your geopoints to store Z values. See details here. ... View more

Hi @ZenMasterZeke  Still in our road map and under development. 2024 delivery at the earliest. ... View more