Latest Contributions by patrickb

A step in the right direction ... A new setting to allow dashboard reset was added as part of the November 2022 update of ArcGIS Online. All things remaining equal, it will be picked up by ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1.  The addition of  reset specifically for the list element is under consideration, and this idea will benefit from more feedback from the community.   ... View more

A new setting to allow search within list was added as part of the November 2022 update of ArcGIS Online. All things remaining equal, it will be picked up by ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1.  ... View more

As noted by @Kevin, new setting to allow dashboard reset was added as part of the November 2022 update of ArcGIS Online. All things remaining equal, it will be picked up by ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1.  ... View more

A new setting to allow dashboard reset was added as part of the November 2022 update of ArcGIS Online. All things remaining equal, it will be picked up by ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1.  ... View more

A new setting to allow dashboard reset was added as part of the November 2022 update of ArcGIS Online. All things remaining equal, it will be picked up by ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1.  ... View more

The ability to download a csv file has been offered in ArcGIS Dashboards since September 2021.      ... View more

Thanks for the feedback (and apologies for the delay). When a serial chart is configured to use the split by option, the end result is a chart that has multiple categories (the categorized field) and multiple series (determined by the split by field). When displayed, the categories are displayed along the category axis and within each category there will be a data point for each series. The improvement we made to serial chart in the split by case is that you can now (predictably) sort the series within the categories. This sorting shows up in the legend (if you choose to display it). Conceptually, we are building a dataset something like the following that can be handed off to the chart for rendering:  patrickb_0-1666363944850.png In previous releases, we exposed the statistic as a sorting option in the split by case. This was actually a bug/oversight in our testing, and not in harmony with the chart we had envisioned and spec'd out. Selecting that config option did not (predictably) affect the chart that got rendered, and this explains why it was removed. Unfortunately, your observation that "if I select "Split by Field" after everything is set up, "Sort by Statistic" stays ... is another oversight in our testing.   With the above in mind, your use case for sorting data points based on their calculated statistic within each category might make sense for some workflows. For that, I would suggest submitting a new idea for the community to vote on. It would have a descriptive title, and perhaps some quick mockup diagrams of the desired chart. (I can re-open this idea, but cannot change the title. With the current title, the idea was not gaining much traction).  ... View more

This idea has failed to gain traction, so we will close it with the following information .... The header has undergone some changes since this idea was submitted. There are no longer options for small, medium and large. If the text is still too small to read, a display setting for increasing the size of text and apps can probably be used as a workaround.           ... View more

This idea is a little bit vague and has failed to gain traction, so we will close it with the following information ....  Dashboard elements are designed to work in all supported languages (some of which are right to left). If you have specific examples of things not appearing as they should, they should be submitted to the Esri technical support team.  ... View more

@ChelseaRozek  If this is still an issue, please submit a ticket with Esri Support.  ... View more

This idea has failed to gain traction, so we will close it with the following information .... Data-driven elements in a dashboard will show a yellow 'data source error' triangle on the lower left when there is an issue. If the underlying layer has a refresh interval set, the dashboard will poll the layer periodically and should self-correct.  Also, dashboard layouts are designed to take up 100% of the screen. Marking an element as 'inactive' might not work under those constraints, but one thing you can do it set an element's width or height to 0 so that is is still in the layout, but will not draw. (We don't necessarily advise this, however, and doing so with a map element can lead to some undesired behavior in the dashboard elements that use its layers as data sources).  ... View more

This idea has failed to gain traction, and we will close it. Please re-submit if you'd like it to be reconsidered by the the ArcGIS Dashboards community.   ... View more

This idea has failed to gain traction, and we will close it. Please re-submit if you'd like it to be reconsidered by the the ArcGIS Dashboards community.   ... View more