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I have two tables one is the officer table and the second one is the Incident table both tables have latitude and longitude columns.
I want to plot both locations on the map. If I select any officer, on a map it should plot all the nearest locations within a given radius along with the selected officer's location.
So for that I merged these two tables because we can not plot the locations from two tables. But now I am facing the issue with the count of incidents. because it also calculates the officer's locations. that I don't want. Only one location of the selected officer and the rest of the locations will be of Incidents. Further, I need to show by time range also, which means 10 mins before the officer's nearest location.
Can anyone help me with that?
I create an if parameter for the distance range:
I find the closest distance by this measure:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Jays
Hi @Jays ,
Can you give me the pbix file for a better solution?
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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