Latest Contributions by patrickb

@TimKuhn2  I think you can achieve what you were after using the render when filtered improvements made to our actions framework a while back. A modified data structure (as per @DavidNyenhuis1 ) might be a good idea too as a multi-series serial chart for the Grouped Values case is achieved using data that is structured a certain way.  @VHolubec It's usually best to submit separate ideas when they are similar but not quite the same. A workaround for your use case (multiple statistics) might be to use a data expression that aggregates your data and calculates multiple summary statistics. Then, when configuring the serial chart you can use the Features option and add multiple series (one per each summary statistic).        ... View more

The desired result (I believe) can be accomplished with data expressions.  Some examples here.   ... View more

This is something we hope to make progress on.  In the meantime, custom sorting can often be achieved via a data expression (currently available in ArcGIS Online). The basic idea is that the data expression creates a feature set with things in the desired order.    ... View more

A new table element is active development, and we are targeting the December 2021 release of ArcGIS Online for its release.  ... View more

As of April 2021, there is a dashboard setting that controls whether elements can be expanded at runtime or not.  ... View more

The Details element in dashboards uses the out of the box popup widget from the JavaScript API. This would be a design enhancement request for that widget. I will move this idea to that queue.  ... View more

The date selector currently does not get a data source configured, and there is no concept of start/end date fields. With that said, perhaps that is the request (to hook up date selectors to data sources). This idea is a bit dated, but if you have more details on the use case you are pursuing, it would help move this forward.  @DeniseTingstad1  In a recent release, the selectors had a significant re-design. We do offer a reset config option now.  @AustenPepper The format of the dates should respect the locale the app is running under. Specifically, if the dashboard viewer is logged in to ArcGIS Online, that user's settings with determine the data format.  If the dashboard is being viewed anonymously, then the browser's locale is used.  With that explanation in mind, if you'd still like to see more flexibility for the date format that gets displayed, please submit it as a new/separate request tracking for voting.  ... View more

The ability to do something like this is provided with data expressions (available in ArcGIS Online and in a future release of ArcGIS Enterprise). The following summarizes across two fields while grouping by another.  var fs = FeatureSetByPortalItem(Portal('https://www.arcgis.com'), '037799cbec1b40f2b1aa03c23b1cc91e', 0, ["*"], false); return GroupBy(fs, ['STR_FLD'], [{ name: 'SUM_FLD', expression: 'VAL_FLD * VAL_FLD2', statistic: 'SUM' }]);   Some more examples here.  ... View more

The ability to do something like this is provided with data expressions (available in ArcGIS Online and in a future release of ArcGIS Enterprise). A data expression will allow you to loop through your features and sort the strings. The basic idea is as follows: //Create a dictionary to store intermediate results var sortedStrings = { fields: [ { name: "OUT_STR_FLD", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, { name: "OUT_VAL_FLD", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger" } ], geometryType: "", features: [], }; //Loop through the layer that needs its strings sorted var i = 0 var fs = FeatureSetByPortalItem(Portal('https://www.arcgis.com'), '037799cbec1b40f2b1aa03c23b1cc91e', 0, ["*"], false); for (var feat in fs) { sortedStrings.features[i] = { attributes: { OUT_STR_FLD: sort(split(feat["STR_FLD"],',')), OUT_VAL_FLD: feat["VAL_FLD"] }, }; i++; } //Turn the intermediate results into a feature set and then group //by the newly sorted strings return GroupBy(FeatureSet(Text(sortedStrings)), ['OUT_STR_FLD'], [{ name: 'SUM_FLD', expression: 'OUT_VAL_FLD', statistic: 'SUM' }]); Note: The above Arcade gets executed every time the dashboards loads and is really only recommended on small to medium size datasets. If your dashboard gets slow using the above approach, the suggestion would be to run a field calculation on the unsorted strings.     ... View more

The ability to download a CSV file from data-driven dashboard elements was added in the September 2021 release of ArcGIS Online. This functionality is targeted for ArcGIS Enterprise in 2022. To filter what's in the current map extent, the dashboard author would configure a set extent map action.  If you have enhancement requests for the implemented functionality, please submit a separate/new idea for tracking purposes.  ... View more

The ability to download a CSV file from data-driven dashboard elements was added in the September 2021 release of ArcGIS Online. This functionality is targeted for ArcGIS Enterprise in 2022. If you have enhancement requests for the implemented functionality, please submit a separate/new idea for tracking purposes.  ... View more

ArcGIS Dashboards now supports Arcade in two ways: data expressions and advanced formatting. Used individually or together, these new additions open up many new possibilities. Examples were recently shown at the Esri Developer's Summit.  A collection of samples has also been started on GitHub.  Currently, these new capabilities are available in ArcGIS Online only. We are targeting their inclusion for Enterprise 10.9.1.  ... View more

ArcGIS Dashboards now supports Arcade in two ways: data expressions and advanced formatting. Used individually or together, these new additions open up many new possibilities. Examples were recently shown at the Esri Developer's Summit.  A collection of samples has also been started on GitHub.  ... View more