Latest Contributions by patrickb

The product has evolved quite a bit since this idea was submitted. As per comment from @JeffShaner, the functionality requested is already supported.  ... View more

@JenniferKuntz  ArcGIS Dashboards Beta has added support for percentile statistics. The 50th percentile is the median.  ... View more

@Palmerston_NorthCity_Council The product has evolved quite a bit since this idea was submitted. You can now set whatever color you want for each category.  ... View more

As per comments by @JeffShaner , this has already been implemented.  ... View more

@KevinArmstrong1  We can/will think of ways to accommodate more than one data set per dashboard element for a future release. Via data modeling/manipulation, you should be able to achieve the chart illustrated using a dashboard's serial chart element, and the ability to manually create multiple-series when the chart is configured to derive its categories from 'Features'. This workaround, however, will not work for all elements, and this is why we need to think about the idea in more detail.    Patrick_1-1606254183560.png     ... View more

@ArthurPoon  It looks like you’ve included a secondary ideas to this request, and this doesn’t really adhere to our Submission Guidelines. Is there any change you could separate your idea into a separate submissions? ... View more

@HunterWest  Dashboards do allow you to pull in a Stream Service/Layer as a visual reference. We do this in our map element. As per comment by @JeffShaner , other elements need to be hooked up to feature services.  Others: There are a few other good ideas in this thread, but including them here makes this a 'multiple idea' request, which doesn’t really adhere to the Submission Guidelines. We'll have to request they be re-submitted and then evaluated as separate requests.    ... View more

@AngeloMarino Please note that the product has evolved since this idea was submitted and many elements in what is now called ArcGIS Dashboards support Count. We have also made some improvements in its support recently as part of our ArcGIS Dashboards Beta, which is currently available on ArcGIS Online.   ... View more

Reflecting comments from @JeffShaner , better support for coded value domains was added as part of the move from the Windows-based Operations Dashboard product to the pure web product that is known as ArcGIS Dashboards today.  ... View more

@Guidovan_der_Kolk2  Not all workflows pertaining to related data are implmented in ArcGIS Dashboards, but I do believe selecting a feature on the map and having a chart show the related data is possible by configuring layer actions on a dashboard's map elements. That is, when a layer's selection changes, it can filter another dashboard element (e.g. chart).  Here is a Support article that also describes what the product facilitates. Please let us know if you have requirements that go beyond what we already have, and we can evaluate whether they pertain to this idea (on another/similar one from our backlog).     ... View more

@GabrieleAlmon1 ArcGIS Dashboards now features a pure web architecture and includes a very powerful layout capability.  ... View more

@AustinBard1 Unfortunately, this idea has failed to gain traction over time. One thought for that is that our dashboards are typically used to present data (i.e. information at a glance), and dashboard end-users don't often need to 'explore' the map in ad hoc ways that going back to the previous extent is required. What we offer dashboard authors is the ability to configure selectors and actions that (in a way) create more of a 'guided' exploration of the dashboard's content for its intended audience.  Should more people request a previous extent button, we'd be happy to re-open/re-consider this idea.  ... View more

@Xuehan_HarveyJing  What you are requesting is already possible via ArcGIS Dashboards' category selector.  They can be configured to allow users to a single category (e.g. Wednesday) or multiple categories (e.g. Monday, Wednesday, Friday). by adjusting the Selection setting. ... View more