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‎08-03-2020

You're welcome Greg. So your Portal must be at least at version 10.7, then? That's how you would be seeing user types Creator, Viewer Etc. It's likely a standard license of ArcGIS Enterprise, which would give a default number of Creators and Viewers. Viewers will not be able able to access field apps, like Survey123. This blog post explains the user types in the simplest terms and provides resources for more details: User Types: Flexible Licensing for ArcGIS Enterprise beginning at 10.7 . What is your role then? I'm guessing it's a custom role, because there is no default role that allows for limited Admin capabilities. Your admin must've created Role with privileges between a Publisher and Administrator. That being said, I just created a custom role with only the ability to View and add new members (see image below). This allowed me to make a new user a Creator, so you may simply be out of Creator users. You may want to check with your admin about this.

‎08-03-2020

Which version is your Portal at? I'm guessing it's 10.5 or 10.6, because after 10.7 Level 1 and Level 2 users were expanded to more specific users types. A Level 2 user should have access to the field apps, but a Level 1 user would not. So if you have assigned this user as Level 2, it sounds like you just need to modify their role. Setting their role to a viewer would limit them from editing anything. A user must be able to edit in order to access Survey 1233 and all other Field Apps, except Explorer. Try setting the user's role to "User." It should provide edit access, but again they have to be a Level 2 user (or at least a Field Worker after Version 10.7). You may want to looking into creating a custom role as well: Levels, roles, and privileges—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise

‎04-29-2020

1) Full Arcade library 2) Expressions configured in web-map pop-ups usable in all Dashboard elements 2) Insight elements that aren't in Dashboard

‎04-22-2020

Please vote up this idea from Joe Segretto‌: Use arcade in dashboard Indicators to perform a math function like sum, on multiple fields for all records in a feature …

‎04-22-2020

Domain descriptions should always propagate across the entire ArcGIS Platform. Nobody ever wants to see the code value that represents a something meaningful to people in the real world.

‎04-22-2020

Domain descriptions should always propagate across the entire ArcGIS Platform. Nobody ever wants to see the code value that represents a something meaningful to people in the real world.

‎04-22-2020

This is exactly what we need as well. Specifically the ability to do this: var calcsum = sum($layer,($datapoint["attribute1"] * $datapoint["attribute2"])) According to John Solly, the Dashboard uses a subset of Arcade without access to all capabilities of the Arcade language. It would be ideal if the entire Arcade library was available to the dashboard. In particular being able to use the $layer global along with the sum function would allow us to achieve much more meaningful data representations, which should be the true power of the dashboard.

‎04-22-2020

Thanks Vladimir, But the each field is only available in the Global as a $datapoint when using the "Feature" Value Type in the indicator. This only allows you to perform a calculation using multiple fields for each feature record individually. When you said you wanted to "sum multiple fields AND records", I assumed you wanted to sum values of a calculation using multiple fields for all records in a feature class, which is not currently supported in the

‎04-21-2020

Hi Gavin, First you may want to check out the Hospitalization and PPE Inventory Solution that was just released Is your data stored in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise? In either case, it would be best to achieve what you want before you get to the Dashboard. If your data is stored in Enterprise, you can make a Table View using a SQL reference for a query expression, which can then be published as a feature service to your ArcGIS Server. Basically you would add your bed capacity data to the table view, then select the top 1 while sort descending on the date field through a SQL statement. This will persist as data is updated. If your data is stored in ArcGIS Online, then you can join your bed capacity data to another layer. The other layer can be a point layer representing the Hospital location or a polygon layer representing the (reporting) area the bed capacity represents. Either one will need a matching identifier field to your bed capacity data. If your be capacity data is already a point or polygon, then you will need to copy the layer, because you need something to join to. You would use the Join Features analysis tool in the ArcGIS Online Web-Map. It will look something similar to the image below. Just be sure to check the box create results as a hosted feature layer view.

‎04-20-2020

Hi Javzandulam Bataa, You can add multiple fields in the Beta Dashboard's indicator element by using the TopText, MiddleText and BottomText properties as explained on page 4 of the Arcade Expressions in the Beta Dashboard PDF. You can also add attributes in the attributes dictionary array of the Arcade, then use them in the Title and Description using {expression/attributeName} return { //textColor:'', //backgroundColor:'', topText: $reference["avg_field1"], topTextColor: '', topTextOutlineColor: '', topTextMaxSize: 'medium', middleText: $datapoint["sum_field1"], middleTextColor: '', middleTextOutlineColor: '', middleTextMaxSize: 'large', bottomText: $reference["avg_field1"] + $datapoint["sum_field1"], bottomTextColor: '', bottomTextOutlineColor: '', bottomTextMaxSize: 'medium', //iconName:'', //iconAlign:'left', //iconColor:'', //iconOutlineColor:'', //noValue:false, attributes: { attribute1: '', attribute2: '' } }

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