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Bing Maps in MS Teams?
Anonymous wrote:Hi Pmorg73
For the first issue, always add the country name "New Zealand" to the location column.
Also define the appropriate data category, under modeling menu item.
Cheers!
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Thanks. I will get funny looks from the admins if I ask them to add NZ to all the addresses. And alas only 98% of the jobs are in NZ, but yeah I could just do a column with all NZ entered. Might try that for the majority.
I have made the category "address" already.
Hi Pmorg73
You can add it as a custom value. Users/Admins do not need to change their work.
Had a similar issue in Australia and that solved it all.
Cheers!
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- Pmorg737 years ago
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Could you expand? Where would I put the Custom Value?
I added a "measure" column to my table that entered Location New Zealand for every entry. Blue cross in image. I then added it to the field list for the map. But as you can see it is not making the addresses move from across the globe?
If I individually google the address then it finds most of them where I would expect, but the Bing map is not looking locally to us in NZ.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Hey Pmorg73
Not sure why you have created a measure.
I have created a column that looks like:
Full Address = CONCATENATE ( Table[Address], CONCATENATE ( ", ", CONCATENATE ( Table[City], CONCATENATE ( ", ", CONCATENATE ( Table[State], CONCATENATE ( ", ", Table[Country] ) ) ) ) ) )You can create something similar, maybe simpler.
And in the country just hard code NZ.
Or give a sample of your data, and we'll try to sort this issue out.
Cheers!
A- Pmorg737 years ago
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thanks for helping.
I added a concantenate measure so address plus " New Zealand"
Is it me or is Bing is useless? See the image. The Location clearly says what I want. Address plus NZ. But Bing puts in near Copenhagen? If you google the address. Perfect Map.
Suggestions?