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Were you ever able to figure out how to use a custom DEM?
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I am not with the DOT but I am looking to do something like this for wetlands assessments in Florida. What types of issues were you running into with the reporting template?
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I have multiple tile packages loaded to an SD card on a mobile device which is then associated with the published survey. Every time the survey location is chosen on the map, the user has navigate through the list of tile packages and select the base map. If the field crew knows the area they will be in the day before, is there a way to set that particular tile package as the default basemap?
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09-15-2017
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Is there a limit to the number of Tile Packages, located on a SD card, that can be associated to a single survey? Also, is there a size limit for tile packages that can be used in Survey123. It seems like any tile package over 3GB will not load into Survey 123.
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09-07-2017
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I found the solution I was looking for. You can convert a text field to a number that is a decimal by putting number() in front. Thank you though. i.e.: number(${decimal_1})
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08-15-2017
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In my original question I thought I needed to specify for each question if the response is N/A then designate that value as 0 (using commas between if statements) before adding the values together. I then found the best way to accomplish this task was to combine it all into one if statement if(selected(${question1}, 'NA'), 0, int(${question1})) + additional questions. One additional note is that since I'm using number 0-3 in 0.5 increments instead of converting to an integer int(${question1}) my list values should be converted to a number. number(${question1}). I will adjust my answer accordingly.
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Valid entries are 0-3 in intervals of 0.5. So unfortunately assigning a value of 0 will not work. This is why I need a N/A option.
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08-14-2017
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I found a way to make this calculation work. It may not be the best way, but I obtain the desired result. I used : if(selected(${question1}, 'NA'), 0, number(${question1})) + if(selected(${question2}, 'NA'), 0, number(${question2}).....repeat for all questions) I can then divide by the number calculated in the working function above.
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