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So basically im copying numbers from another website and adding them into excel. We are talking around 3 thousand rows with like 10 columns per row so i cant fix every cell on its own. My problem is that im getting a space at the end of all the numbers, this space makes any calculation like =max or = just simply not work. i have tried the replace all and trim, also changing the cells to numbers but nothing works.

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ESRI wants you to publish the survey to the AGOL and have a hosted feature service created there (so apparently taking an excel spreadsheet and converting it to a feature class can be done by ESRI?? At least the S123/AGOL folx have it down). We have our own federated server and depending on the data the fc and related tables/attachements are stored in a specified database.

If it is not populating, it is probably because the value you have put in the excel does not match exactly a possible value in your checkboxes/dropdown field property. If the system cannot find exact matching values, it won't import.

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