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@AaronPDXPaul Looking at your screenshot, are you updating an existing older flow? We updated the `Get data from feature layer action last release and it should include more options with different option names and placeholders, which I don't see. Try deleting and recreating the action. In Get data from feature layer action you can choose to use a `Where` clause but I think syntax should be something like ObjectID=1234 Or if you are using dynamic content then: Here is a simple example. I agree with all the comments made by @VenkataKondepati this is basically what he mentioned in a flow just using OBJECTID which in my case is FID Hope that helps.
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Hi @LindseyStone, I am with @TimLohnes1 here you don't need 2 apply to each loops. The reason why it adds the loop after `Fetch Updates, changes.... ` action is because there can be more than one change and output of the Fetch action is an array of features. So for each feature you are running the operation. I didn't understand the first part of your request where you wan to check if the record is updated in a specific layer. It is a hosted feature with 3 layers of Electric, Gas, Water. I want the email to go to a different person depending on which layer the record is created in. Power Automate can add one trigger for each flow so I am thinking that you will still need 3 flows.
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I think you have a 2 categorical fields on the bar chart. I only works when on Bar, column and line charts with one category. E.g Gender/ sum of population. If you have a unique value renderer on the bar chart then try and remove that.
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I mean if you want to swap categories from Y Axis to X then you can use a Column chart instead of the bar chart.
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@LeonKincy Labels are available on Single category Bar, column, and line charts.
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@mgentile1 What is stored in the the site field? Is it a type of site? If the records for "site" are available in counties across the country then the visual will cumulatively determine the extent of the filter. Maybe that is why it is zooming to full extent. Another scenario could be that there are no records for the site in the current slice, in that case the map will zoom to the default extent. If none of the above is the case then we will need more details on why this is happening.
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Hi @Hecht_Alice, Can you please explain the workflow in steps? I am not sure what you mean by "if I try to add a layer it kicks off all of the other layers". Couple of questions: - Do you have any PowerBI Data layer on the Esri Visual (from the data pane) or are you only adding the layers from ArcGIS? If you only add layers from ArcGIS on the Esri visual it cannot save that until you add data from PowerBI connection. - Another one could be if you had only ArcGIS layers on the esri visual and you choose to continue as guest on another page in the report it will affect other pages too and will sign you out. If the report doesn't have any PBI data layer on the esri visual it will clear it. These are the possibilities, I can think of. Let us know if it is something totally different and we will try to answer.
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Unfortunately, the Advanced filter in Insights is limited to the datedif calculation and doesn't take SQL query. The other options would be to either use the Date and time filter or set up the page in a way where you can use a chart of Year and Month (could be a heat chart) and use cross filters on other charts you need to filter. You can use Ctrl+click to select multiple.
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Hi @LeonKincy What chart are you using? It is available on Scatterplots and Point charts. For bar charts you can use columns instead. It should look like this: Hope that answers the question, if not please elaborate.
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Please see the updates in the latest release here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-connectors-for-power-automate-blog/arcgis-connectors-for-power-automate-what-s-new-in/ba-p/1637135
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I am excited to share that ArcGIS Connectors for Power Automate release of version 2025.2, rolled out on Tuesday, July 22. We added a host of new capabilities and refinements that empowers users to use Spatial queries and filtering. Whether you’re building complex automations or simply connecting your GIS data to the Microsoft stack, these updates are crafted to elevate your experience. In this post, I’ll Walk through all the major changes and improvements in 2025.2. Major Enhancements to “Get Data from Feature Layer” Action The “Get Data from Feature Layer” is one of the most used actions we offer and really is a soul of this product. I am most excited to share in the 2025.2 release; this action has received a significant overhaul and updates. This includes a redesigned interface to make it easier to use, additional options to query by geometry, and flexibility of querying by combining multiple parameters together. This update applies to both ArcGIS and ArcGIS Enterprise Connector. Revised interface The user interface for the “Get Data from Feature Layer” action has a revised options and placeholders to let you know what combination of options to use. In the older version of this action, it was difficult to interpret what is possible without glancing at the documentation. The “Available Fields” option has been renamed to “Query by field” this matches the Query Endpoint of the ArcGIS REST API. The placeholder text will let you know what other parameters you need. Older interface New Interface Combine different options You can now combine any set of necessary parameters. E.g “Query by Field” (and its related “Comparison Type” and “Search Value” parameters) with a “Where” clause. This enables more powerful and granular queries, giving you the flexibility to filter records using field-based criteria alongside complex SQL expressions in your “Where” clause. Here is an example: Enhanced Geospatial Querying Using Esri Geometry A major leap forward is the capacity to retrieve data using “Esri Geometry.” When leveraging this option, you can specify the spatial relationship for your query using available parameters. The default Spatial relationship is set to “intersects,” but other relationships supported by the Feature Layer REST API’s Query endpoint (such as “contains,” “within,” “touches,” etc.) are also available. You can search for features that intersect a geometry which can come dynamically from previous actions or can be manually added. This give ability to automate complex spatial operations and workflows and really opens up doors for automating on the fly spatial analysis. Note: The set of available spatial relationships and defaults might differ between ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise connectors. Be sure to consult the ArcGIS REST API documentation for the specific connector you are using to understand the exact options. https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/query-feature-service-layer/ You can also understand how the available Spatial Relationship options here: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-rest-support-Query.html#spatialRelationship Search by Buffer Distance and Unit Another significant addition is the ability to specify a “Buffer distance” and “Unit” (such as meters, kilometers, miles, etc.) instead of supplying raw geometry as input. This feature makes it far easier to execute proximity analyses or find records within a given radius. e.g. “find all service requests within 5 kilometers of this point.” By combining this with other query options, you can now design sophisticated spatial automations without the need for custom scripts. Here is an example where I am trying to find public or private water wells withing Stream water quality stations. Result Offset and Output Spatial Reference Further refinements include renaming “Starting count” to “Result offset,” aligning terminology with REST API conventions and making pagination more intuitive for users. Additionally, the action now supports an “Output Spatial reference” parameter, allowing you to specify the coordinate system in which you want your results returned. This is valuable for integrating with downstream systems that require data in a consistent spatial reference. Restrict ArcGIS Triggers (Webhooks) by Esri Geometry Building on the enhanced geospatial querying capabilities, the “Fetch updates, changes, and deletions” action can now restrict triggers to extract changes occurring within a user-specified geometry. This is especially useful for monitoring only the areas that matter most for your workflows such as a field office, project site, or administrative boundary ensuring your automations remain focused and relevant. In the following example, when a record is updated in my Water quality stations, I am adding a `Get data from Feature layer` action and to get the geometry of watersheds that I am responsible for and only using those (two) watersheds to restrict my “Fetch” action to extract relevant changes. Since the output of the get data from feature layer action is an `Array` the fetch action will be added inside a “For Each” loop. Note that this update is for both ArcGIS and ArcGIS Enterprise connectors Enterprise Webhooks now support referenced Feature & Map Services On ArcGIS Enterprise connector webhooks are now officially supported on Feature Services and Map Services when data is referenced from Enterprise databases (When publishing from ArcGIS Pro with `Reference Data` option instead of “Copy All Data”. Practical Impact: If you are using ArcGIS Enterprise connector you can now use triggers to run your automation and visualize the same data in ArcGIS for Power BI visual as a data layer by adding the underlying database. You should be able to see your reports updated as the data comes in. This of course depends on how much data you are showing in PowerBI and Esri visual as both have some limits. New Action: Get Item Information 2025.2 introduces the “Get Item Information” action. This action retrieves all relevant metadata and details for a specific item from your portal, such as: Title Description Comments Number of views Other key metadata This makes it easier than ever to pull information about portal content for dashboards, reports, or automated documentation. In the first parameter write the name of the Item you are trying to search and click the dropdown to find the relevant items. Other Fixes & Improvements In addition to the headline features, 2025.2 includes a series of smaller but impactful refinements: The expected field type for Create, Update, Read, and Delete actions are now clearly visible in the placeholder, reducing guesswork and errors in workflow configuration. Documentation has been updated for both the Enterprise connector and the Microsoft documentation set, ensuring users have access to the latest information and guidance. ArcGIS Connectors for Power Automate (and other ArcGIS for Microsoft Products) get its own documentation page on esri.com Introduction to ArcGIS Connectors for Power Automate—ArcGIS Connectors for Power Automate | Documentation This gives us more flexibility of updating and customizing documentation for the product need. We expect to improve on this in upcoming releases to add more details for each actions and triggers.
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Hi, Sorry to hear that you didn't get help in time. Yes, you will need to select the location(s) that you want to run analysis on. Depending on the size and complexity of the geometry it might take a bit to run ring buffer, drivetime buffer for 45 minutes might take a some time. It should throw you an error if you are not selecting a geometry letting you know to select one. Let us know if you were not able to see that and I will test it. On a side not you need to be logged in and have appropriate permissions to run analysis tools which you already have since you were able to run it.
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Hi Kathryn, It was nice seeing you too! I was out on Vacation after UC so just catching up on all the feedback and the new release just rolled out. The connectors should be backwards compatible, but let us know if you face any issues with 11.3.
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@KathrynWesson @Jim , The latest release of ArcGIS Connectors (2025.2) are now rolled out by MS. You should be able to Create webhooks on ArcGIS Enterprise feature and map services with data referenced from Enterprise database. Please see if you can create triggers. Please make sure you own the layer. I will publish an article soon that will give out more details.
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@GBPTechForester I think above comments are great and you should start there. Just letting you know that. Our latest release is now rolled out by MS so `Get Data from Feature layer` action can now do whole lot more. Also, you Can now restrict the the Fetch action by `Esri Geometry` to get information only from the geometry of interest. For example in the screenshot below I am listening to a record is updated in the feature layer (stream quality) --> Getting the watersheds that I am responsible for --> Restricting the Fetch action by the watershed geometry. So it will only run the next actions when the changes are inside the watersheds.
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