Latest Contributions by RobertBorchert

Did you change the Alias as well ... View more

I will go on the assumption you would like to have the actual address for a specific location. Generally not possible unless you have something like a parcel layer that has property addresses in it that it can pull from. Creating one on the fly would be reverse geo-coding of which I have created many thousands. In order to reverse geo-code you need street centerlines with address ranges. However, this is typically done when creating a new address.  In E911 we had houses that were RR Box ##.  So I created thousands of brand new addresses for 911. Often you can get an address in Google or Bing maps and right click what's here.  As often as not you will get a range. And its accuracy will often leave something to be desired. ... View more

You submit this as an Idea. I will vote yes. ... View more

Create your new MXD with a different name Navigate to the MXD in collector Right click on it and select Set Data Source(s) Or before saving the mxd uncheck the relative path name. Move it to a different directory Open in in ArcMap and you will see all your Features with a red x Right click on it and select Data > Repair Data Source and it should repair them all at one time.  Just repair it to the new database ... View more

Only if the owner of the WMTS has set permissions to allow it. ... View more

I have never tried using a dictionary but I will look into it. However, I was able to solve the issue. I asked our GIS Lead about creating a domain out of the driver_id and putting that in.  That actually was something he had thought we should do as there are other departments that use our AVL web map and others wanted to see names rather than truck numbers.  The Driver ID field in our AVL is a long integer field.  Adding a domain took a few seconds.  ... View more

thanks that's helped. I am able to then continue on  with multiple iif statements.  I have 12 trucks to label IIf($feature.label == "166 - PU HD", "VOSS", iif($feature.label == "154 - SUV HD","LANGLEY","None")) ... View more

That is certainly not complex.  But by complex I meant multi layered or using more than one field to define symbols. From what I looks like you have a single field and varied symbols. Have you tried creating it in Pro and publishing it that way? ... View more

I think would be way to complex of a labeling algorithm I had a similar situation and I simply create two fields  Cardinal Direction and Rotated Direction with labeling rules such that if rotation is null it follows what cardinal is.  If not null it rotates. I know that's what your trying to avoid but I took the time to do it for 15000 service points (over the period of a few years) and it is great because the labels will always be where I want them.  I did congested areas like your example right off the bat and that took  a couple of days. By cardinal direction I mean I created a domain 0 = Dynamic 1 = North 2 = North East 3 =  East and so on. and I had that field default to 0 for new points.  So they would be true dynamic.  So three labeling rules ... View more

Collector does not cooperate with complex symbols. can you show a snapshot of how your symbols are built ... View more

On a copy of your data try using the SNAP tool to move the points to the roads. You can also use a Join based on location.  I will join the points to the nearest road ... View more