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Create Your Own Custom Map for Power BI
Thanks for the tutorial.
I have a question and would appreciate if u please care to answer. My map has 22 zones which is also visible when I look at the "map key" in Power BI (after doing what was suggested in the tutorial). However the tables it generates include only a 3-rows table that I cannot figure out what it is.
How can I get the map keys to appear in columns so that I can correspont other sources like density to these 22 zone?
ps: If it can help to understand my problem better, this is the link to the site I get the map data from.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1-6HQGXmwwew02zeDR5KpY1OA1mc&hl=en_US&ll=35.71139552629039%2C51.19023800000002&z=13
- mjfulke9 years agoMicrosoft EmployeeHello, All of the map keys should be visible in MapShaper.org. Click the info ("i") on the right menu and then select the different shapes. All of these columns should show up as keys in the Power BI shape map visual. The "name" column is the one you want to map your data to. NOTE: The Map Key dialog box is very skinny so you may need to scroll to the right to see the name column
- hdunn9 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks for posting this.
I am able to upload my data into the shape map.
My issue is that my data was converted with over 500 polygons and it covers the whole Australia. It hangs the whole report while refreshing the map.
I think this could be caused by the size of the map.
Is there size limitation for a customised map, particularly for long road or large polygons with many vertex?
Helen
- Capstone9 years agoResolver I
I believe so as well as Im having the same problem for the last few days. My file sizes are around 25MB and power BI doesnt like it. I imported the statistical areas map of Australia and though it imports fine, you cant do much with it as it freezes and crashes. Hope they fix it.