Latest Contributions by RobertBorchert

how much free space do you have on your device ... View more

what ABishop wrote.  Check your data source and republish. ... View more

You will need to remove the spaces in the table.  the trim command should remove leading and trailing spaces from a field in a calculate field trim($feature.<field>) ... View more

I have a similar issue when trying to color code results for Arc Flash and Grounding data.  I have a way to do it what works in a dashboard but it would not work in a pop up.  What I ended up doing was using an iff statement    iif($feature.ENERGYSWD >=8 && $feature.ENERGYSWD <9,$feature.Energy___SWD,'') RobertBorchert_1-1650372639953.png   I then color coded each expression.  If the second part of the iff is simply '' then it shows nothing. RobertBorchert_2-1650372732935.png I originally tried this which works in a Dashboard //Variable var mad = (iif($feature.ENERGYMAD>= 2 && $feature.ENERGYMAD <= 7.9,'g',(iif($feature.ENERGYMAD>= 8 && $feature.ENERGYMAD <= 8.9,'y',(iif($feature.ENERGYMAD>= 9 && $feature.ENERGYMAD <= 12.9,'o',(iif($feature.ENERGYMAD>= 13 && $feature.ENERGYMAD <= 24.9,'p',(iif($feature.ENERGYMAD>= 25 && $feature.ENERGYMAD <= 39.9,'r',(iif($feature.ENERGYMAD>= 40 && $feature.ENERGYMAD <= 160,'b','')))))))))))) //return mad //FUNCTION COLOR CODE function colorCode(x){ return Decode( x, 'g', 'Green', 'y', 'Yellow', 'o','Orange', 'p','Pink', 'r','Red', 'b','Black', 'Gray' ) } //RETURNS return { attributes:{ mad_col:colorCode(mad), swd_col:colorCode(mad) } } <p style="color:{expression/mad_col}">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;{Energy___MAD}</p>   ... View more

@BrianFausel  Gallery was the ESRI techs choice of words. But yes Dashboard elements. Using Details you can show attachments.  In the previous Dashboard it looks like this RobertBorchert_0-1649778548589.png In the current dashboard that is the new option it now looks like this. RobertBorchert_1-1649778626153.png       ... View more

That was tried before contacting ESRI support. It was also duplicated for the ESRI rep and the ESRI rep was able to duplicate the issue with their own data.  ... View more

@jcarlson  I had not but now I have.  That is a hoot. While I do appreciate W3W it just isn't accurate enough for GIS.   I could see it having more application for 911.  Someone calls 911 from a cell phone and the phone knows which 3 words it is located at that could be transmitted to the State Patrol.  Unfortunately for address people make a lot of mistakes as well.  A friend of mine is on the board of directors for a local firearm shooting range. They were upset because Google and Bing maps could not get people to their location. So I looked at it and pointed out they are using the wrong town name.   They were across the MSAG Boundary for that city, they need to tell people the correct city. Suddenly it was working.  W3W would have been a good solution.   ... View more

And it is not universal. It is language specific. It is not a universal language.  to many interpretations of the same word exist.  Web Mercator in Decimal Degrees is a universal language.  A language of numbers.  In fact lat long can be applied to any planet in the Galaxy once the poles are determined and a prime meridian is defined.    ... View more

W3W is a brilliant idea, and flawed at the same time.  We looked at it in 2014 or so and were all excited.  Brilliant in that you can find a location anywhere in the world without having to memorize and type in coordinates. It is flawed in that a single character error can change locations.  It is flawed in that it costs money to use. It is flawed in that most people don't need it and for companies like mine that GPS things for centimeter accuracy.  W3W is 3 square meters.  Which is great for finding a place, but not great for GIS accuracy.  It is excellent for telling people where to go without and address.  But transcribing those words can be an issue especially for people with bad diction and spelling.  Granted lat long has issues, but I have never told somebody to go to -94.33245 45.83293 I would say got to home depot on Roosevelt Road. I can then speak to google maps and tell it to find home depot on Roosevelt road.  ... View more

What is the source of the ACS... data.  Is it from another online source? ... View more

What method are you using to try and copy. the Float should be able to take the double. I just created a float field and field calculated the shape length in to it.   ... View more

Just a quick follow up to @jcarlson thanks for your help. This worked perfectly.  I had to modify it to use an iif statement for the variable as not all answers of a Yes were negative and vice versa.   239 lines of code later I have it functioning perfectly.  We have a variety of other needs/desires to do this.  My next task will be applying this to Arc Flash data but using the BDG tag as well  ... View more