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I have been sent mapping data in the form of a .kml file and I want to add that data to an existing Power BI shape map visual.
How can I do that?
I have tried importing the file into mapshaper.org (and can see it there) and then exporting back into a .csv file but the resulting file doesn't contain any location parameters.
I can export from mapping.org into a topoJSON file but that creates me a new shape map file which I don't want. I want to get the .kml data into an existing shape map file.
Thanks
Thank you. I will give that a go.
you can ingest the .kml directly in Power Query. Parse the XML and create a flat table with lat lon pairs. You'll lose all the ornaments but you can parse these separately if needed.
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