Latest Contributions by AkshayHarshe

@AdamHart1  You ae right, in Insights, many of these statistics are behind each card which your viewers can visualize. If you run a regression model and predict variables then the regression model will have some statistics in its data table. The predicted variable should include the predicted fields and residual value etc. You can open this dataset to check out their formulas   We mostly have the statistics related to the analysis displayed in the application and some of the other measures you may want to calculate on your own.  If you are using ArcGIS Insights desktop or Enterprise deployment you can choose to create these statistics by using data added in insights with Python & R module. You can then add them as a screenshot into the analysis.  Hope this helps.   ... View more

This is interesting. There is no reason for an update to fail in ArcGIS Online unless that feature layer is somehow unavailable for the update. I will try to reproduce this in the dev environment to see if I can reproduce this. ... View more

@GilbertYeung Thanks for the workaround! That said, I have logged an issue for our dev to check this out as this should work out of the box. ... View more

Yes, it only stores past 30 runs.  There are no blank reports in the report tab. These blanks only exist on the workbooks and home tabs. Yes, I know. There will never be multiple reports created in that tab. Think of the Report as a workbook with just a single page. If it fails in the update process, it will leave a workbook in the workbook tab, not a report. In Question 2, I ask you to open the report and check if any of your analysis has errors and not just the reports tab. everything is through a survey123 we update throughout the day or at the end of the day. Update how? Is it just the FS is being edited? (Which should be fine). If hourly updates are not needed then, I will have you try a daily schedule to see if the problem goes away.  Alternatively, try manually updating the same report using the workbook you used to create it or publish another report and schedule it and see if the problem goes away. Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the problem until I can narrow down the issue. but I will check this on one of my environments.   ... View more

@RylandLu  Looks like this is an issue in ArcGIS Online, I was trying it on my Enterprise and it was working. This issue is likely related to Storymaps because nothing has changed from our side. I will notify both of our devs and investigate. Unfortunately, I could not find a workaround. Sorry for the inconvenience.   ... View more

@RylandLu  Looking at the embedded reference in your second image I see the URL to your home page which is why it is showing that.  You need to share the Insights page as a report and copy the <iframe> tag to the embed component in Storymaps Let me know if that works. ... View more

Looking at workbooks under analysis or just being on the home tab, I see all the blank ones. I am more interested in the Reports tab and the hourly scheduled report as that can be a potential cause.  As I mentioned earlier a failed/timed-out scheduled report can leave behind a blank workbook as it creates a temp workbook to store new analysis until the update is successful. Can you answer a few of my questions: Check if any past updates are failing on the scheduled report. (use the screenshot I shared in the last comment) Can you open the report by clicking on the title and see if the report loads fine? (e.g are there any errors on any of the cards) Do you have any scripts that are updating the FeatureLayer(s) that are used in the report that is scheduled to refresh?  This can especially cause problems if you are overwriting any feature layers. Let me know. ... View more

@CalebK  Only shared reports can be scheduled to refresh and not the workbooks. You can find if you have scheduled reports by going to the reports tab on the home page and filtering on the scheduled page. Failed scheduled reports can leave behind a blank workbook as it creates a temp workbook to store new analysis until the update is successful. If you are actively seeing blank workbooks appear in your workbook tab, you want to check the active scheduled reports (not paused). I recommend you open those reports and check if they have any errors e.g dataset no longer available or cards in an error state etc.  Then check the reports that were scheduled but are now paused in the same way. Also, see if you have any past updates by clicking the schedule icon on the card and switching to past updates: (Note: This information is retained for a certain # of days) Let me know what you find, as I can't think of anything else that might be causing this. I remember working on the issue you are referring to and yes, the issue is patched and should not affect this one. You should not be able to edit some other user's workbooks. ... View more

@CalebK Sorry to see you are facing this issue. Honestly, I haven't seen that before, that too in ArcGIS Online. unless some of our tests fail. I will take a look and investigate if there are any issues.  By any chance do you remember when this started happening? (maybe look at the date created of the first one). Also, Are there any scheduled reports that are failing to refresh? ... View more

In this case, you do not want to check the "Repeat Identical Features" button in step one. (Enable Location by LAT & LONG on Fuel Point ID (Sheet2.Table1 in give n dataset)) ... View more

@CCGIS Can you clarify your workflow? Are you using the same workflow as @KateMaclachlan has explained in her comment on a reference table with some formatting?   Unfortunately, We can't export the table as Excel at this point. ... View more

@BarbaraSj After looking at the data I am puzzled by your workflow. I think you are going wrong here:   I enable locations for Fueling points (A). I then create a relationship between the two data sets where fueling point ID( is unique on dataset fueling point (A)).  What was the field from the customer data used in the join? From the relationship created, I then enable location for 2 columns:1st time fuel point ID and Last time fuel point ID. When trying to create link maps i get the error the layer used to enable location or create relationship contained multiple features with identical names try using a layer with unique identifiers The customer data doesn't contain latitudes and longitudes for the First and Last Fuel IDs, for you to enable location so I am not sure how this was done. I was able to achieve results with the following workflow Enable Location by LAT & LONG on Fuel Point ID (Sheet2.Table1 in give n dataset)\ On Customer Data.Table1 Enable location -->? Geography twice usingFirst and las fuel Point ID     Use both the Geographies to create a Link map   I am hoping this is what you need. If not, I recommend you prepare Lat/Long fields for First and Last Fueling points instead of IDs in the Customer dataset, then enable location XY on both. ... View more