Description
Bearing takes two Points and finds the geographic bearing between them, i.e. the angle measured in degrees from the north line (0 degrees).
Offline Support
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Example Workflow and Output Files
To open the sample workflow in Workflow Designer:
- In Workflow Designer, click File in the sidebar
- Click Open by URL and past in the following url:
https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=8f2f3e17c155417cbd63c772ef34b4b3 - To Save, click File in the Workflow Designer sidebar, and click Save.
Inputs
Start Point
Required
Type: Object
Object Type: Point
The starting point.
End Point
Required
Type: Object
Object Type: Point
The end point.
Final
Optional
Type: Boolean
Calculates the final bearing if true.
Outputs
Result
Type: Object
Properties:
success: Type: Boolean
graphic: Type: Graphic
feature: Type: Feature
error: Type: String
A response object containing a success boolean, graphic, and a feature.
Properties
ID
Optional
The activity’s ID, which is used in other activities to access the activity’s output. The ID must be unique across the entire workflow and it’s subworkflows – two activities cannot have the same ID.
You might want to change the ID to shorten it. Shorter IDs make expressions more compact.
Display Name
Optional
The activity’s name in Workflow Designer. The display name appears at the top of the activity on the design surface. The default display name for this activity is Feature to Spreadsheet.
You might want to change the display name to a name that describes what the activity does in the context of your workflow. Description names make workflows easier to understand and maintain.
Description
Optional
A description of what the activity does. The description appears below the activity’s display name.
Use the description to record what the activity does in the context of the workflow. Descriptions make workflows easier to understand and maintain.
