Looking for a tutorial to assist creating a simple web form to capture a-spatial information and push (append) it into a basic excel table

With FME Server it's pretty easy to create a web app. When you try to run a published workspace on ​FME Server the published parameters will automatically be available and this is the same for the web app.

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Here is a webinar from a year ago about it which should at least step you through the process:

https://www.safe.com/webinars/creating-no-code-web-apps-with-fme-server/

And here is a tutorial:

​https://community.safe.com/s/article/fme-server-apps

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One think to keep in mind is the permissions, as in who can run the workspace? You will need to either create a login for each person who needs to use it OR make the app open to everyone. ​

Good luck!​

Ok very cool, I now have a web app that will take a name and an age, and will save to an excel doc.

To take this to the next level I would love to include a geometry picker, and have the user pick a point location, and have the lat and long captured in two different columns...

The tutorial/video provided skips over the setup of this, and just references that this can happen.

Any detail on what I could search for this config?

Nice one,

I think this should help:

https://community.safe.com/s/article/using-the-geometry-picker-in-fme-server

A special 'Geometry' type published parameter is required - You can then use a GeometryReplacer in your workspace to extract the geometry (GeoJSON format) as a point. One you have the point a simple CoordinateExtractor should give you the lat and long.

The 'Geometry' type published parameter is pretty neat because you can use a bonding box and also specify the geometry type required.