Latest Contributions by AmyRoust

Since the Near Me widget is not yet available in Experience Builder, I am using Web AppBuilder to create custom apps to allow our users to find social services closest to their location. Unfortunately, the Near Me Widget does not use the pop-up configuration from the current web Map Viewer. The only way for it to respect the order is for me to use Map Viewer Classic. I'm trying not to use Classic because Esri is trying to move away from its use. Long story short: my idea is to reconfigure the Near Me widget in Web AppBuilder so that it recognizes the pop-up configuration in Map Viewer, thus removing the need to use Map Viewer Classic. Just for illustration, here is my pop-up in Map Viewer: And here is how it appears in Web AppBuilder's Near Me widget (the agency's address is all the way at the bottom because it is an Arcade expression):     ... View more

When you click the Export Data button and select your format, the current process generates a downloadable file and saves it in your ArcGIS Online account as a new item. You then have to go to that new item page and download it to actually get the data you want in the requested format. It would be a much better end user experience if the data downloaded directly to your machine instead of adding in the extra step of creating an item page. In my experience, the extra item page does nothing more than create clutter in the user's account. ... View more

When you create a chart on a feature class in Pro, there are many customizations that can be set up. You can label the axes, format the numbers, add guides, change the colors, and so forth to ensure that your chart is easy to read. No such options are available in the pop-up charts, but if they were, it would make the pop-up charts far more useful. As-is, there is so little customization available that most charts are largely useless. ... View more

It's great to have the ability to add a chart into a pop-up, but the current format is too hard to read. No matter how large your screen is or how large you make the pop-up, the charts stay very small. I'd like to see the option to make them bigger by default. Ideally, they would resize responsively. Here is what the charts look like right now when I display the count of virus cases in males and females: With the bar chart, the label for Females is cut off by two letters and I can't change them to M and F (or really anything other than what the field name is). With the pie chart, there is no way to tell which slice is males and which slice is females because the label only shows the percentages. I can't even change the color coding, which would allow me to add a caption that says "red is females, purple is males" to work around the labeling issue.   ... View more

Currently, when you use a Date (not Date and Time) question in your survey, the default time of 6 pm is included in Excel and CSV downloads.  In the survey: In the exported CSV and Excel:   When we use the Date only field, we do so because a time is not relevant to the data collection. We would prefer to have a consistent experience in the download so that we don't need to take the extra step of removing the time. ... View more

I use Power Automate to send email notifications when someone submits a Survey123 form. I have three total. Two continue to work just fine; the third stopped working several months ago and I'm just now noticing it. I had to recreate the flow from scratch to get it to work again. I have no idea what caused it to fail, and since I don't know when it failed, I can't attribute it to a Survey123 or Microsoft update. Has anyone else had a Power Automate flow with Survey123 stop working without any notification? I'm looking for any clues as to the cause. Here's what I can tell you: - Survey was created with the web app. - Survey was set to Use the version the survey was published with (3.13). - One of the other surveys that still has a working flow was created with the web app, but it was set to Always use the latest version. It was originally created in version 3.15. ... View more