Latest Contributions by Jim-Moore

Hi @DougBrowning  As @JamesTedrick mentions here, making an integer field required means it cannot be blank (NaN). In your survey, would it be suitable to make the ThalwegDepthCM question required, conditional on the FlowPresent question being answered? For example, use string-length(${FlowPresent}) > 0 in the required column and then use your first constraint expression to enforce the 0 or > 0 value, i.e. if(${FlowPresent}="No",${ThalwegDepthCM} = 0,${ThalwegDepthCM} > 0) Cheers, Jim ... View more

Hi @NicholasLaMar  Appreciate this post is going back a while. As you suggest, it looks like this might've been a transient error with the report engine - were you able to upload your report template in the end? Jim ... View more

Hi @cbolen  The pulldata() function should work with decimal input. In the following example, the user inputs a decimal depth and the gpm value returned from the CSV is also stored as a decimal: It's not possible to specify how many decimal places are displayed in the form for a decimal question (trailing zeros will be dropped). If it's important to display the values to two decimal places (including trailing zeros), you could consider using text questions instead; open the CSV file in a text editor to check that the values have the desired number of digits. If you encounter further issues please feel free to share your XLSForm & CSV files so I can take a closer look. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Andres Just to double-check, does your survey have a WHERE expression set on the inbox that could be filtering the results returned in the field app? Another thing to check is if there are surveys in other folders in the field app. A survey record can only exist in one folder at a time (either Inbox, Outbox, Sent, or Drafts) so you may need to empty the other folders before refreshing the inbox in order to return all records. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi T L‌ The footer text color refers to the color of elements that appear in the footer, such as the Submit (✓) icon and the page controls (when using the pages style - example below). It is not possible to modify these elements or add your own text. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Josh, thanks for the additional info. It sounds like you're using an older version of Survey123 Connect (the product name also suggests this - the name changed from "Survey123 Connect for ArcGIS" to "ArcGIS Survey123 Connect" earlier this year). Could you please check which version of Connect you have installed? Support for the multiline appearance for image questions was introduced in version 3.10; note that the current version is 3.11 (released last week). Latest downloads available here: ArcGIS Survey123 Resources | Downloads, Training, Videos & Documentation. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Josh Mccullough, could you please provide a bit more detail about what you're seeing in Survey123 Connect versus the Survey123 field app? Or are you viewing the survey in the web app (browser)? Are you using the multiline appearance with an image question? Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Andres Thanks for reporting this - there was an issue with the way this sample was shared in Survey123 Connect version 3.9 (and earlier). You should now be able to see the Hydrant Inspection sample in the Community section. Could you please take a look and let me know if you run into any issues? Please note this sample includes a JavaScript function; it is recommended to use the latest version of Connect for JS support. See: ArcGIS Survey123 Resources | Downloads, Training, Videos & Documentation. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Jordan Miller‌ A possible workaround for this could be to split the selected workers out into separate fields and then use an OR expression for the Inbox. In the attached example, the worker choice list contains the username for each worker. The hidden questions store each selected choice using the selected-at() function (note that this is zero-indexed). I've added a constraint (optional) to limit the number of choices for the select_mutliple question to three using the count-selected() function. The WHERE expression for the inbox could then be: worker1=${username} OR worker2=${username} OR worker3=${username} Hope this is useful. Please see more info on WHERE expressions here Prepare for editing existing survey data—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi tolga boz‌ Just so I understand correctly, you'd like the available dress sizes to be dependent on the selected dress type, is that right? If so, this could be achieved in Survey123 Connect using cascading selects. For more information, please see Cascading and external selects—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation and this blog post https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2015/10/22/cascading-selects-and-external-selects.  Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Admin Admin‌ The table-list appearance displays a series of select_one questions in a choice grid. The select_one questions must be contained in a group, and all of the select_one questions must use the same choice list. To use the table-list appearance, set the appearance for the begin group question to table-list. Please see a demo survey attached. Please find more info on the table-list appearance here: Appearance—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation. For the second question you could use the select_multiple question type. With this question type the respondent can select any choices that apply. Note that selected choices are stored in one field as a comma-separated string. If you wish to save the choices in separate fields you could use the technique described in this blog post https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2017/08/30/understanding-multiple-choice-questions-in-survey123-for-arcgis (see the "Controlling how user selections are stored in ArcGIS" section). There are also several appearances that apply to select_multiple questions. Please see Appearance—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation for more information. An alternative is to use table-list with a yes/no choice list (also demonstrated in the attached survey). Best, Jim ... View more