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This is a open bug with Enable Editor tracking in ArcGIS Pro. You can ask Esri Support to attach you to BUG-000164474 to track progress on resolving the issue. Another workaround, though also time consuming, is to add two new fields that are low-precision date fields, calculate their values from the corresponding high-precision fields, delete the high-precision fields, rename the new fields to the original names, and then turn on editor tracking. You can implement that workflow in a Notebook for convenience and speed, if you find yourself doing it regularly. ... View more

Unfortunately there isn't a direct method for this yet in the ArcGIS Python API. Would be a good enhancement idea to submit though (via ArcGIS API for Python Ideas or github.) The workaround we use is to directly edit the JSON in the form package, manually changing the status from open to closed, or closed to open. Below is simplified code that makes that simple change. (If your survey status is set to scheduled, then the code won't work as-is, however you could add code to handle scheduling as well.) Make sure to put the item ID for your survey in the code below. from arcgis import GIS from zipfile import ZipFile import os # Connect to GIS gis = GIS("home") # Get Survey123 Form as item. item = gis.content.get('provide_item_ID_of_survey_form_here') # Download the data package for the form (its a zip file in this case.) item.download( save_path=".", file_name="survey_data.zip" ) # Extract all the files in the form package with ZipFile("survey_data.zip") as zObject: zObject.extractall('survey_data') ### # Choose one of the following to uncomment and run: open to closed, or closed to open ### # Set an Open survey to Closed. with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.json', 'r') as f: x = f.read() if( '"status":"open"' in x ): print("Changing status from open to closed") x = x.replace('"status":"open"', '"status":"closed"') with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.json', 'w') as f: f.write(x) with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.info', 'r') as f: x = f.read() if( '"status":"open"' in x ): print("Changing status from open to closed") x = x.replace('"status":"open"', '"status":"closed"') with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.info', 'w') as f: f.write(x) # # Set a Closed survey to Open. # with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.json', 'r') as f: # x = f.read() # if( '"status":"closed"' in x ): # print("Changing status from closed to open") # x = x.replace('"status":"closed"', '"status":"open"') # with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.json', 'w') as f: # f.write(x) # with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.info', 'r') as f: # x = f.read() # if( '"status":"closed"' in x ): # print("Changing status from closed to open") # x = x.replace('"status":"closed"', '"status":"open"') # with open(r'survey_data/esriinfo/form.info', 'w') as f: # f.write(x) # Compress all of the files in the form package directory to a zip file. with ZipFile('new_survey_data.zip','w') as zip_ref: for root, dirs, files in os.walk('survey_data'): for file in files: zip_ref.write(os.path.join(root, file), os.path.relpath(os.path.join(root, file), 'survey_data')) # Upload updated form package back to item on ArcGIS Online. item.update( item_properties=None, data = r'new_survey_data.zip' )     ... View more

It is part of the arcgis-mapping package. If you have already installed argis 2.4.0, then: conda install -c esri arcgis-mapping Or, if you are starting from scratch, in an empty conda environment, then: conda install -c esri arcgis=2.4.0 arcgis-mapping   ... View more