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Azure Map with two measures
Hello,
Does anyone know how to show for example UK two different values on the Azure Map:
13% and 2,000? We can show bubbels for one value but how to do it for two? Those values come from measures.
Hi Ania26 ,
as far as I know there is no way to assign more than one value to the size field.
But, what you can try to do is:
- Define two locations for every country
- Assign a category to the two sets of locations (Value1 and Value2)
- Write a measure that calculates your two values depending on the category
- Set the format of the measure to dynamic and assign a measure that assigns the correct format depending on the selected category
- Disable Category labels
- Select a Map Settings->Style that includes country names
Hope that this approach at least gives you an idea of how a solution could look like and may be even suits your needs.
3 Replies
- Hans-Georg_PulsSuper User
Hi Ania26 ,
as far as I know there is no way to assign more than one value to the size field.
But, what you can try to do is:
- Define two locations for every country
- Assign a category to the two sets of locations (Value1 and Value2)
- Write a measure that calculates your two values depending on the category
- Set the format of the measure to dynamic and assign a measure that assigns the correct format depending on the selected category
- Disable Category labels
- Select a Map Settings->Style that includes country names
Hope that this approach at least gives you an idea of how a solution could look like and may be even suits your needs.
- v-karpurapudCommunity Support
Hi Ania26
Thank you for posting your query in the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum, and thanks to Hans-Georg_Puls for sharing valuable insights.
Could you please confirm if your query has been resolved by the provided solution?If you have any more questions, please let us know and we’ll be happy to help.
Regards,
Microsoft Fabric Community Support Team.
- mickey64Super User
Since an error occurred and Azure Maps cannot be used, I will use the traditional MAP as an example.
Step 0: Iuse these DATA below.
Step 1: I make a Map.
Step 2: I set colour of bubbles.