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03-11-2020 02:13 PM
byHassanBasagic1
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03-11-202002:13 PM
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I am creating a form to collect information on individual fish at several locations using Survey 123 Connect. I set up a repeat group to record individual fish attributes, however, thefield crews need to see all repeated rows as the data is collected. Is there a method to display all completed repeated rows within a survey instead of having them stacked (1 of x)?The number of fish recorded at a site varies between 1 and ~100. I am using a grid formatted survey to replicate the field crews current data collection form. Attached is a screen capture of a simplified table example. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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byAnonymous User
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03-17-202004:00 PM
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Hi Hassan,
No this is not currently possible, each repeat is its own record and therefore can not be displayed on the same repeat. Some other ways you could consider to redesign your survey would be to use grid theme which does allow you to have a table view, however this does not use repeats, all records would be part of the same parent record or the first repeat.
Regards,
Phil.
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byDougBrowning
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03-18-202006:24 AM
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I would also love this.
Vote up the idea hereAppearance option to view Repeats stacked in Survey123 app
And herehttps://community.esri.com/ideas/17811
Talked about here also
How to Create a Survey123 with Fillable Table
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byHassanBasagic1
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03-18-202012:27 PM
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Thank you Phil and Doug,
For now, I have deployed a grid theme with repeats.
--Hassan
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byThomasBeers
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03-10-202108:59 AM
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This would be really useful to view the results of a repeat on a "review" page at the end of a survey.
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byThomasBeers
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03-10-202103:05 PM
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There is a way to do this using java script functions. Read in what you want to display using a calc field:
pulldata("@javascript","displayrho.js","samples", ${RHO})
Simply make the function return the string:
function samples(RHO)
{
//dsiplay all samples
return RHO;
}
Then make a note field using ${DisplayRHO} . This will list them with comma's in between. Let me know if you find a way to get this in table format!
You can find a great write up on JS functions in survey123 here:
https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/extending-survey123-smart-forms-with-custom-js-f...
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byBgiordano
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01-23-202408:41 AM
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Could you please share the excel form for this?
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byStrathconaBTS
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09-15-202112:14 PM
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I came up with a hack for this. I used an HTML table to display the entire contents of the repeat. Unfortunately CSS is not supported so I had to revert to deprecated table attributes:
- For each repeat I created a calculate that created a table row by concatenating each field surrounded by tr and td tags- in my case namedveg_html_row
- I then concatenated all the rows inside some table and table header tags using another calculate outside of the repeat - seeveg_html_rows
- I then put the results in a note field
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byJesseKalwij1
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12-27-202112:46 AM
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I am very interested in this vegetation survey form. I tried reproducing the form using these screenshots, but I received a validation error. I have just started using Survey123, so the problem lies with me. Still, would you be willing to share this form with the community, or with me? Thanks so much in advance.
Edit: I managed to reproduce the example. I am very happy now.
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byAndrewPuchalski
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01-11-202202:21 PM
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I too would be interested if possible to get a copy of the form to help re-work the table. I have been trying for a few days with no luck.
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