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Hi Jennifer - It's in the hamburger Options menu to the right of the search box. Just above the scroll bar. Mike
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Summarizing in one comment. Hopefully that's useful! When adding a new field to the Cases feature layer the new field will need to be accounted for on the views created from the Cases feature layer. Getting the new field on the view depends on the type view: Cases_public is just a basic view of Cases with editing turned off in Settings (used in the Community Impact Dashboard) Cases_reporter - as above but with editing turned on (used by the Case Reporter survey) Cases_current - a join view returning the most recent report for a reporting area. A new field can be exposed on the existing Cases_public and Cases_reporter views, whereas Cases_current needs to be recreated. Let's look at exposing first: In all likelihood a new field will be added to the Cases table which means the method of defining the fields exposed to the view using Visualization tab on the item page will not work. However, we can add the table to a map to set the view definition: Add a new field to the Cases table in the Cases feature layer. Navigate to the Cases_public or Cases_reporter view in your contents. Click the Open in Map View down arrow, then Add to new map. Click the More Options ellipses on the Cases, then click Set View Definition. Click Define Fields. Scroll to the newly created field, check the box. Click Apply. The new field is added to the view’s definition. To get that new field on Cases_current it will need to be recreated: Add the Cases feature layer to a new web map. Click Analysis, Summarize Data, Join Features. Configure the join in this way (Note on naming the new view: to name the new view Cases_current, the existing join view would need to be deleted. However because of subsequent steps, it would be advantageous to leave the current Cases_current view in place and use a new name): Name: Cases_current or something similar. Target: Reporting Areas Layer to join to the target layer: Cases Fields to match: name = name Join Operation: Join one to one Define which record is kept: Order by Date Reported / Sort by Newest Update the Community Impact Dashboard indicators and selector dropdown to use the new join view. This will require reconfiguring some of the dashboard elements. Because of this, a good workflow is leaving the existing Cases_current view in place, save a copy of the dashboard for configuration reference, update the original dashboard to use the new view. Mike
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Hi Jennifer Borlick, Apologies for the delay on this thread. I'd recommend re-deploying the solution (make sure you uncheck the Use Existing Items In The Organization in the Options menu of the Deploy an ArcGIS Solution step). Then test to see if you still receive the insert duplicate error. I'll keep an eye on this thread so feel free to ask follow up questions. Mike
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Hi Steve, It's a 1:1 join because with Cases_current we're only returning the most recent case report from the Cases table, which is why after when doing a 1:1 join we see the Define which record is kept option and set that as Order by Date Reported, Newest. Re: the dashboard. Unfortunately, the indicators you reference as spinning (and the dropdown) will need to be deleted and re-added, summing the appropriate field. This can be done relatively quickly. One tip would be to deploy a second Coronavirus Response Solution to reference indicator configurations. If deploying a second time, you might want to un-check the Use Existing Items in The Organization option in the Options hamburger menu. Another option would be to use ArcGIS Online Assistant to find the item ID references to the Cases_current view shipped with the Solution in the JSON of the Community Impact Dashboard and replace those references with the item ID of your newly created Cases_current view. However, directly modifying the JSON of any item is risky and should only be done if you are confident and familiar with that sort of workflow. Mike
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Hi Melissa, The additional colors were published from ArcGIS Pro by modifying the Government Building symbol in the Government Pro Style and were recently to support the new Coronavirus Response Solution and so are not yet in ArcGIS Online. You could recreate something the same or something similar in this way: In ArcGIS Pro, click View --> Catalog Pane In the Catalog Pane, select the Portal tab. Then select All Portal (the cloud) Search Government Pro Style. Right click on the the style, then click Add Style. Say Yes to the upgrade message. Open Catalog View --> Styles --> the Government Pro style Find the symbol you'd like to modify copy and paste it. Open the Details Panel in Catalog View (upper right hand corner of Catalog View) Click the Properties tab and you can modify the color Once you have your new symbols, you can use them in a Pro map and publish a feature layer to ArcGIS Online with your new symbols. You won't use the symbols to modify existing hosted feature services, but you can publish new feature layers with the symbols. I hope that helps! Mike
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Shaye is correct. As Mike S. shows above Cases_current was created as a feature layer view (the checkbox just above Run Analysis) so the data on the view is always pulled from its sources automatically.
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Rickey is correct. The current version of the Coronavirus Response solution will only work on ArcGIS Online. However, we are currently developing/testing an Enterprise friendly version and it should be released in the near future.
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Hi Shayne Gray, The Cases_current view was created in using Analysis-->Summarize Data-->Join Features in a web map. Add the Cases feature service to the map viewer. (or whichever table/layer combination you'd like to join) From Analysis open the Join Features tool (within the Summarize Data group). Configure your settings for the join and at the bottom check the option to save the output as a hosted view. The join definition should be 1:1 attribute join based on a common field (we use name in the Cases_current view), and sort on the Report Date (or other date field) field in descending order. I hope that helps.
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Cases_current is a hosted join view and unfortunately there is no way to expose a new field added to one of the join view's sources. So that view would need to be recreated to pick up a new field. Andrew outlined that process well above: To [re]create the [Cases Current] view add the Cases feature service to the map viewer. From Analysis open the Join Features tool. Configure your settings for the join and at the bottom check the option to save the output as a hosted view. To define the join you will do a 1:1 attribute join based on the name field, and sort on the Report Date field in descending order.
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You can add the view to a web map and access Set View Definition that way as well.
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