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Can anyone give an example of a reverse geocoding, find address candidates example in excel forms, as used with Survey123 connect? I can user pulldata as in: pulldata("@geopoint",${location},"reversegeocode","...mygeocoderurl.../GeocodeServer") My idea then was to create a Single line Address which was easy enough. But the data returned is terse, where when using the REST on the geocodeserver, I can see that there is much more data returned from 'findAddressCandidates'. So I have attempted to use findAddressCandidates, sending the Single Line Address to get more information. Does anyone have a example of it used in the 'calculation' area of the excel form? I have tried a variety of syntax with no positive results, here is one example: pulldata("@geopoint",${location},"findAddressCandidates","https://mygeocoderurl","SingleLine=" + ${single_line_address},"outFields=*","f=pjson") ... View more

Hi, I am currently working on a Survey123 project for surveying known addresses.  I will be using an Enterprise Portal and build the survey in Survey123 Connect.  The survey will have pictures as attachments. We want to be able to create detailed survey at each address, and show the progress of the survey in a webmap, as they are completed.. status for example. I have an point address feature with address information and a addressID. (14k points) I have successfully created a CSV and used the select_one_external functionality to build a drop down for address selection. I am looking for suggestions on what is the best solution. Base it off the existing feature? (the survey is fairly complex)  I did test this but unless I am misunderstanding it was a bit complex... I created it from the feature service, and copied the older survey into the xls form, but then the upon publishing, I get the error that Fields not Found in feature service.. ( for a smaller test, I added all the fields by name and type with python and then republished, but this seems overly complex, and a big headache if I want to make a change)  Also, the Inbox technique was not really what I was looking for. Relate the survey to the point feature?  (tried this but it created a geo point in the survey, which can be inaccurate and useless, I want to use the locations of the address points I have) I think this may be the best way forward: I understand if my survey has a submission URL to the point feature service it will not create the a point feature itself, but use the one referenced here? How can I, in the survey, choose a survey by address at this point? Publish a final version as is, and ignore the location data in the survey but relate or join it by address or addressID to the feature class ( or feature service based on the feature class), ie symbolize the feature service with information in the survey via a relate or join.   ( I think there is a better way, ie one of the ways mentioned above) I have looked at various posts and blogs about these topics, going back several versions and to 2016... I feel I have been going in circles and chasing my proverbial tail... Any help, guidance or suggestions are most welcome. Ismael Chivite‌, James Tedrick‌Edmund Hall Thanks in advance, Sean ... View more