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ArcGIS Maps for Power BI (Preview) Discussion
Since we announced ArcGIS Maps for Power BI (Preview), we've been getting a lot of great questions and positive feedback. Let's use this thread for a discussion of ArcGIS Maps for Power BI, inclu...
You can definitely do boundaries - the boundaries are for standard geographies like countries, states/provinces, postal codes, cities. You need to put a value in the Location field, then go into full screen edit mode (the on visual pencil icon in upper right hand corner), go to Location Type and select "Boundaries". If you want to use custom boundaries then you should use the ShapeMap visual that Power BI provides.
Anonymous
Yeap, you're right if we are talking about Location but not for Lat/Long, so:
- Location - can do boundaries but the limit (1,500)...
- Long/lat - nice limit (30,000) but can't do boundaries
that's what i'm talking about :smileyhappy:
Shape map has some issues, but this is another story :D
- Can you try changing the model Data Category for the data field you specified to match the kind of boundary you're mapping? See if that resolves the issue (you might need to navigate away from the page and back again). I that doesn't work, could you attach your file or send it to me lukaszp at Microsoft dot com, I'd like to take a look. (for others, please use the community and respect my inbox :)). See the attached image generated today with ArcGIS Maps for Power BI build - 3280 postal codes in Australia rendered just fine. Would like to understand why your data is limited. The way Esri's control works under the covers is they have two geocoders. If the address geocoder is invoked, you're limited to 1,500 - it should only be invoked for street addresses, but perhaps there's something about your data that invokes it. The other geocoder handles places etc. it's not limited.
Anonymous
Did some example, mailed :)
