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Text functions | ArcGIS Arcade

Functions for formatting text values. These are commonly used in the labeling and popup profiles.

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Concatenates values together and returns a text value.

Parameters

• values (Optional): Array<Text> - An array of text values to concatenate.
• separator (Optional): Text - Separator to use for concatenation if values parameter is an array. Or text to concatenate, if a single value is provided for the first parameter. If not provided will be empty.
• format (Optional): Text - Special formatting characters for dates or numbers. This parameter is available in Arcade version 1.3 and later.
  Possible values:
  • 0: Digit
  • #: Digit, omitting leading/trailing zeros
  • D: Day of the month, not padded (1 - 31)
  • DD: Day of the month, padded (01 - 31)
  • DDD: Ordinal day of the year (1 - 365)
  • d: Day of the week (1 - 7)
  • ddd: Abbreviated day of the week (e.g. Mon)
  • dddd: Full day of the week (e.g. Monday)
  • M: Month number (1 - 12)
  • MM: Month number, padded (01 - 12)
  • MMM: Abbreviated month name (e.g. Jan)
  • MMMM: Full month name (e.g. January)
  • Y: Full year
  • YY: Two-digit year
  • h: Civilian hours, not padded (1 - 12)
  • hh: Civilian hours, padded (01 - 12)
  • H: Military hours, not padded (0 - 23)
  • HH: Military hours, padded (00 - 23)
  • m: Minutes, not padded (0 - 59)
  • mm: Minutes, padded (00 - 59)
  • s: Seconds, not padded (0 - 59)
  • ss: Seconds, padded (00 - 59)
  • SSS: Milliseconds, padded (000 - 999)
  • A: AM/PM
  • Z: Time zone offset in narrow hours +/- UTC (e.g. -7 or +11)
  • ZZ: Time zone offset in hours +/- UTC (e.g. -07:00 or +11:00)
  • ZZZ: Time zone offset in compact hours +/- UTC (e.g. -0700 or +1100)
  • ZZZZ: Abbreviated named time zone (e.g. EST)
  • ZZZZZ: Named time zone (e.g. Eastern Standard Time)

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'red/blue/green'

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Concatenate(['red', 'blue', 'green'], '/')

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Returns the number of characters in a text value.

Parameter

• value: Text - A text value on which to perform the operation.

Return value: Number

Example

Returns 13

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Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Finds a sequence of characters within a text value. Wildcards are NOT supported. A returned value of -1 indicates no results were found.

Parameters

• searchText: Text - The text to search for.
• targetText: Text - The text to search.
• startPosition (Optional): Number - The zero-based index of the character in the text to search from.

Return value: Number

Example

prints 6

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Find('380', 'Esri, 380 New York Street', 0)

Since version 1.16

Function bundle: Core

Returns a text value created from a sequence of UTF-16 character codes.

Parameters

• charCode1: Number - A number representing UTF-16 code units. Each unit has a range of 0-65535.
• [charCode2, ..., charCodeN] (Optional): Number - A sequence of numbers representing UTF-16 code units. Each unit has a range of 0-65535.

Return value: Text

Examples

The following example returns 'XYZ'

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FromCharCode(88,89,90)
// returns 'XYZ'

The following example returns '🌉'

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FromCharCode(55356, 57097)
// returns '🌉'

Since version 1.16

Function bundle: Core

Returns a text value created from a sequence of UTF-32 code points.

Parameters

• codePoint1: Number - A code point.
• [codePoint2, ..., codePoint1N] (Optional): Number - A list of code points

Return value: Text

Examples

The following example returns 'XYZ'

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FromCodePoint(88,89,90)
// returns 'XYZ'

The following example returns '🌉'

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FromCodePoint(127753)
// returns '🌉'

Since version 1.3

Function bundle: Core

Returns a random GUID as a text value.

Parameter

• guidFormat (Optional): Text - An named format for the GUID. The default value is digits-hyphen-braces.
  Possible Values: digits | digits-hyphen | digits-hyphen-braces | digits-hyphen-parentheses

Return value: Text

Examples

Returns a value similar to {db894515-ed21-4df1-af67-36232256f59a}

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Returns a value similar to d00cf4dffb184caeb8ed105b2228c247

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Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Returns the specified number of characters from the beginning of a text value.

Parameters

• value: Text - The value from which to get characters.
• charCount: Number - The number of characters to get from the beginning of the text.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'the'

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Left('the quick brown fox', 3)

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Makes a text value lower case.

Parameter

• inputText: Text - The text to be made lowercase.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'hello'

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Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Gets a number of characters from the middle of a text value.

Parameters

• value: Text - The value from which to get characters. If the value is not of type Text, the value is first converted to Text.
• startPosition: Number - The starting position from which to get the text. 0 is the first position.
• charCount (Optional): Number - The number of characters to extract. If omitted, extracts characters to the end of the Text

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'quick'

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Mid('the quick brown fox', 4, 5)

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Converts a text value to title case. By default, the beginning of every word is capitalized. The option firstword will capitalize only the first word.

Parameters

• inputText: Text - The text to convert to title case.
• applyToText (Optional): Text - A text value specifying the type of capitalization to be performed. By default every word is capitalized. This parameter accepts one of two values: everyword or firstword.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'The Quick Brown Fox'

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Proper('the quick brown fox', 'everyword')

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Replaces characters within a text value. Defaults to replacing all occurrences.

Parameters

• value: Text - The text in which to make replacements.
• searchText: Text - The text to search for.
• replacementText: Text - The replacement text.
• allOccurrences (Optional): Boolean - Indicates if all occurrences of the searchText should be replaced in the text. Defaults to true.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'the quick red fox'

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Replace('the quick brown fox', 'brown', 'red')

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Returns the specified number of characters from the end of a text value.

Parameters

• value: Text - The text from which to get characters.
• charCount: Number - The number of characters to get from the end of the text value.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'fox'

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Right('the quick brown fox', 3)

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Splits a text value into an array.

Parameters

• inputText: Text - The text value to be split.
• separatorText: Text - The separator used to split the text.
• limit (Optional): Number - An integer that specifies the number of splits. The default is -1, which indicates an unlimited number of splits.
• removeEmpty (Optional): Boolean - Indicates whether to remove empty values. By default this is false.

Return value: Array<Text>

Examples

returns '[red,green]'

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Split('red,green,blue,orange', ',', 2)

Splits the paragraph at each space an unlimited number of times. Returns an array of the words in the paragraph.

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Split(paragraph, ' ', -1, true)

Since version 1.29

Function bundle: Core

Returns a standardized, formatted filename based on the following character substitution rules. The field value characters will be returned in a standardized format as designated below.

• Forward slash (/) → Hyphen (-)
• Backslash (\) → Hyphen (-)
• Pipe or vertical line (|) → Hyphen (-)
• Asterisk (*) → Underscore (_)
• Less than (<) → Underscore (_)
• Greater than (>) → Underscore (_)
• Question mark (?) → Underscore (_)
• Colon (:) → A comma followed by a space (, )

Parameter

• inputFilename: Text - The input filename to standardize.

Return value: Text

Example

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var rawFilename = "USGS:Green River, Utah";
return StandardizeFilename(rawFilename);
// Returns a value of "USGS, Green River, Utah".

Since version 1.20

Function bundle: Core

Returns a standardized, formatted GUID string.

Parameters

• inputGuid: Text - The input GUID in any format to standardize.
• format: Text - A named format for the GUID.
  Possible Values: digits | digits-hyphen | digits-hyphen-braces | digits-hyphen-parentheses

Return value: Text

Examples

Converts a GUID to digits format

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StandardizeGuid('{4e6f776d-c298-4b4b-86a4-57103b4d0f4a}', 'digits')
// Returns a value of 4e6f776dc2984b4b86a457103b4d0f4a

Converts a GUID to digits-hyphen format

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StandardizeGuid('{4e6f776d-c298-4b4b-86a4-57103b4d0f4a}', 'digits-hyphen')
// Returns a value of 4e6f776d-c298-4b4b-86a4-57103b4d0f4a

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Converts any value into a text value. An optional format parameter is provided to allow for formatting date and number data inputs. Returns null if an equivalent text conversion cannot be determined.

Parameters

• value: Any - A value (i.e. date, number or other data type) to be converted to text. Starting at version 1.25, Polygon or Polyline inputs may return JSON containing curve objects when executed in ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps.
• format (Optional): Text - Special characters for formatting dates or numbers.
  Possible values:
  • 0: Digit
  • #: Digit, omitting leading/trailing zeros
  • D: Day of the month, not padded (1 - 31)
  • DD: Day of the month, padded (01 - 31)
  • DDD: Ordinal day of the year (1 - 365)
  • d: Day of the week (1 - 7)
  • ddd: Abbreviated day of the week (e.g. Mon)
  • dddd: Full day of the week (e.g. Monday)
  • M: Month number (1 - 12)
  • MM: Month number, padded (01 - 12)
  • MMM: Abbreviated month name (e.g. Jan)
  • MMMM: Full month name (e.g. January)
  • Y: Full year
  • YY: Two-digit year
  • h: Civilian hours, not padded (1 - 12)
  • hh: Civilian hours, padded (01 - 12)
  • H: Military hours, not padded (0 - 23)
  • HH: Military hours, padded (00 - 23)
  • m: Minutes, not padded (0 - 59)
  • mm: Minutes, padded (00 - 59)
  • s: Seconds, not padded (0 - 59)
  • ss: Seconds, padded (00 - 59)
  • SSS: Milliseconds, padded (000 - 999)
  • A: AM/PM
  • Z: Time zone offset in narrow hours +/- UTC (e.g. -7 or +11)
  • ZZ: Time zone offset in hours +/- UTC (e.g. -07:00 or +11:00)
  • ZZZ: Time zone offset in compact hours +/- UTC (e.g. -0700 or +1100)
  • ZZZZ: Abbreviated named time zone (e.g. EST)
  • ZZZZZ: Named time zone (e.g. Eastern Standard Time)

Return value: Text

Examples

Pad the number to the left of the decimal

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Text(123, '0000') // '0123'

Restrict the number to the left of the decimal

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Text(123, '00') // '23'

Group the number by thousands

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Text(1234, '#,###') // '1,234'

Round the number to two decimal places

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Text(12345678.123, '#,###.00') // '12,345,678.12'

Format number as currency

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Text(1234.55, '$#,###.00') // '$1,234.55'

Round the number to two decimal places

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Text(1.236, '#.00') // '1.24'

Maintain significant digits and group by thousands

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Text(1234.5678, '#,##0.00#') // '1,234.568'

Format the number and format positive/negative - if there is a negative subpattern, it serves only to specify the negative prefix and suffix

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Text(-2, 'Floor #;Basement #') // 'Basement 2'

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Text(2, 'Floor #;Basement #') // 'Floor 2'

Multiply by 100 and format as percentage

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Text(0.3, '#%') // '30%'

Format date and time at the moment. eg 'Tuesday, October 25, 2016 @ 08:43:11'

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Text(Now(), 'dddd, MMMM D, Y @ h:m:s')

Formats the date and time with the timezone

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Text(startDate, 'ddd, MMM D, Y h:mm:ss A ZZZZ')
// returns Thu, Sep 14, 2023 10:04:49 AM PDT

Since version 1.16

Function bundle: Core

Returns a number between 0 and 65535 representing the UTF-16 code unit at the given index. Invalid halves of surrogate pairs are automatically removed.

Parameters

• inputText: Text - The text from which to get a UTF-16 code unit value.
• index (Optional): Number - An integer with a value of at least 0 and no greater than the number of characters of inputText. By default, this value is 0.

Return value: Number

Examples

The following example returns 88, the Unicode value for X.

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ToCharCode('XYZ')
// returns 88

The following example returns 89, the Unicode value for Y.

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ToCharCode('XYZ', 1)
// returns 89

The following example returns 65535.

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ToCharCode('\uFFFF\uFFFE')
// returns 65535

The following example returns 55356.

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ToCharCode('🌉')
// returns 55356

The following example returns 57097.

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ToCharCode('🌉', 1)
// returns 57097

Since version 1.16

Function bundle: Core

Returns a non-negative number representing the UTF-32 code point value of the input text. If indexed into the first half of a surrogate pair, the whole code point is returned. If indexed into the second half of the pair, this function returns the value of the second half. If a large code isn't a valid character, the function returns only the value of the half it indexes into.

Parameters

• inputText: Text - The text from which to get a UTF-32 code point value.
• position (Optional): Number - Position of a character in inputText from which to return the code point value. By default this value is 0.

Return value: Number

Examples

The following example returns 88, the Unicode value for X.

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ToCodePoint('XYZ')
// returns 88

The following example returns 89, the Unicode value for Y.

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ToCodePoint('XYZ', 1)
// returns 89

The following example returns 127753.

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ToCodePoint('🌉')
// returns 127753

The following example returns 57097.

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ToCodePoint('🌉', 1)
// returns 57097

Since version 1.12

Function bundle: Core

Converts an integer to a hexidecimal representation.

Parameter

• value: Number - The value to be converted to a hexidecimal value.

Return value: Text

Examples

Returns "64".

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Returns the hexidecimal representation for the color royal blue, "#4169E1", from its RGB values

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var r = ToHex(65); // returns "41"
var g = ToHex(105); // returns "69"
var b = ToHex(225); // returns "E1"
Concatenate("#",r,g,b)
// Returns "#4169E1"

Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Removes spaces from the beginning or end of an input text value.

Parameter

• inputText: Text - The text to be trimmed.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'hello world'

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Since version 1.0

Function bundle: Core

Makes text upper case.

Parameter

• inputText: Text - The text value to be made uppercase.

Return value: Text

Example

prints 'HELLO'

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Since version 1.7

Function bundle: Core

Encodes a URL by replacing each instance of certain characters by one, two, three, or four escape sequences representing the UTF-8 encoding of the character.

Parameter

• textOrDictionary: Text | Dictionary - The URL to be encoded.

Return value: Text

Example

Encodes the URL provided

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var urlsource ='arcgis-survey123://?';
var params = {
  itemID:'36ff9e8c13e042a58cfce4ad87f55d19',
  center: '43.567,-117.380'
};
return urlsource  + UrlEncode(params);
//arcgis-survey123://?center=43.567%2C-117.380&itemID=36ff9e8c13e042a58cfce4ad87f55d19

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