Extract Matched address from a Map question into a text field Survey123 web designer

Summary

When building a survey in ArcGIS Survey123 web designer from a blank survey, a common requirement is to capture a point on a map and automatically store the related address text in another field (for example, a “City” or “Address” text box). 

In Survey123 web designer, this can be done without XLSForm by using a calculation that extracts a property from the Map (Location) question, such as Matched address, into a Singleline text question.

Procedure

1. Create the survey from a blank survey:
   1. Open Survey123 web designer and create a New survey > Blank.
   2. Save the survey name and basic settings as needed.
2. Add the Map (Location) question.
   1. From Location, add Map (this is the Location question that collects a point).
   2. (Optional) In the Map question settings, set the locator and basemap in the map configuration (Map and extent settings).
3. Add the Singleline text question:
   • From Text, add Singleline text (example label: “City” or “Address”).
4. Extract “Matched address” into the Singleline text question.
   1. Select the Singleline text question and open Calculation > Edit.
   2. Choose Extract data (not Number or String concatenation).
   3. Set Source to Question.
   4. Under Extract property from question:
      • Select the Map/Location question (example: “Location”). 
      • Select the property Matched address. 

5. Save the calculation and preview the survey.

Expected result

When a respondent sets a location on the map, the Singleline text field is populated with the Matched address returned for that location.