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Yes it can. So the point from repeat 1 is viewable in repeats 1 onwards, the point from repeat 2 is viewable in repeats 2 onwards (along with the point from repeat 1), and so on. So repeat 5 would show all of the points from the previous 4 repeats, plus the point you are adding. ... View more

Glad you got it working. My field is not numerical but it still fails unfortunately. ... View more

It sounds like you may be looking for this? https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/esricustomcolumns.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_DF5D4AC0546B4DACBBCA6B11F12090E9 Currently only supported for Geopoints I believe. ... View more

@JamesTedrick are there any updates on when this issue will be resolved? ... View more

Hi @IanGallo , Sorry for the slow reply. The only workaround I have found so far is to give the users access to a hosted view layer of the data, in which 'Editors can only see their own features' is enabled in the Settings. This appears to work even when editing is turned off. Users accessing the layer then only see the features that they created when signed in with that username (e.g. via Survey123). ... View more

Thanks, I'll keep an eye for updates ... View more

Hi @IsmaelChivite , As stated in my original post above, query allowUpdates=true is already specified in the repeat and nested repeat, but the repeat data are still not being returned in Inbox. ... View more

+1 for this. In particular, being able to filter by date member added to the organisation would be extremely useful. Example: We use ArcGIS Hub Premium to manage a community of volunteers. We add new volunteer users regularly (either singly or in batches), and then need to add them to a series of groups. When adding to groups, there is no option to filter by most recently added, making the process much slower as we have to filter by each name. When adding tens if not hundreds of additional people to groups, this is very slow. ... View more

@Anonymous User @KlaraSchmitt we are still experiencing these issues, and seems to be a major flaw in managing community users in ArcGIS Hub. Do you have any suggestions? The majority of the groups we want to add community users to are Supporting Teams for Hub Initiatives. The separation between the invite process and adding users to Supporting Teams, means that users may sign in with their accounts before we have had a chance to add them to the Supporting Team(s), and wonder why they can't access anything. As a more detailed example: 1. I log in to my community organisation as a community admin, and invite new users to the community to set up their accounts (usually using the 2nd option, whereby they have to set up their password via a link). During the invite process, I can only add them to a very small selection of groups. 2. To add the users to the Supporting Teams/Groups I want to I have to either: Go to that initiative, Sign In with the organisational account, put it in edit mode, select Teams from the dropdown (see documentation), sign in as the community admin to get the community member list, add the user by searching their name one by one to find the ones I've just added as new community users from the wider list, draft the invite message access the group in ArcGIS Online and type in their name exactly (if logged in with organisational account) access the group in ArcGIS Online and search for the new users to add (if logged in with community admin account) Improvements we would like to see: First and foremost, the ability to add users to the Supporting Teams during the invite process.  Supporting Teams to show up when adding community users to groups via Organization -> Members -> Select members from list to be added to Group(s) -> More -> Assign Groups If adding via the methods described, the ability to filter the users by date added. That way, we can at least quickly find the batch of users we just added, rather than searching by name. It is worth noting that in all scenarios above, both my community admin and organisational (admin) accounts are group owners or group managers for all the Groups / Supporting Teams in question. Is there something obvious I am missing in terms of making Groups available in the Invite process or via the Assign Groups option mentioned above? Do I need to make my community admin account a group manager for the relevant initiative core teams for this to work? ... View more

You could create two view layers - one for each user group (one with modify and add permissions, the other with just edit but not add permissions). Give both groups access to the map, and share the appropriate layer to the respective user group. Each group will only be able to view and use the layer shared with them. However, you will probably find that the users get a warning for the layers that aren't shared to them (something like: "Layer failed to load"). If this isn't suitable, then you may have to go down the route of having two separate maps - one for each user group, with their relevant layers. ... View more