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Hi - Is there a way to display specific custom map in Power BI ?
Example - a map of an building plan - offices -and map values to the specific offices ?
A relationship between the office (location) and data point would be in a table.
Any thoughts ?
Thanks - Jerry
Solved! Go to Solution.
Next step is to blend in your occupancy data into the SVG. You do that by modifying the SVG code in a new calculated column
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if you have sample data I can try to help further.
You would want to use the SVG version, it is easier to manipulate.
Hi - Thanks for the information.
Ok I have the SVG file of the floor layout with the layers in the SVG defined.
That is, the name and the specific area on the floor layout.
Are there instructions/videos in getting this to work in Power BI ? What is the next step ? Jerry
Next step is to blend in your occupancy data into the SVG. You do that by modifying the SVG code in a new calculated column
Solved: How to map dynamics data field to seating chart te... - Microsoft Fabric Community
if you have sample data I can try to help further.
Hi - Thank you very much for all of your insights - I got the application to work using:
https://okviz.com/synoptic-panel/
Thanks again for helping - Jerry
Hi - Thanks for the information.
Ok I have the SVG file of the floor layout with the layers in the SVG defined.
That is, the name and the specific area on the floor layout.
Are there instructions/videos in getting this to work in Power BI ? What is the next step ? Jerry
Hi- thank you for the response - appreciate it.
How can I create my own map ?
Example - I have the floor plan layout as an image file (PSD, SVG, JPEG, PNG - whatever image format).
How can I take this file and create a file which can be used in Power BI ?
Thanks - Jerry
Use Choropleth visuals, either existing ones, or create your own based on Deneb.
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