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I have a single Excel file with multiple GEO Codes representing a home buyer when they were a prospect, and later after they became a buyer. Basically, the old address and new address. I want to show the prospect home address in one color and show their new home address in another (blue). How can I do this when PowerBI only allows for one Latitude and one Longitude?
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Power BI map allows you to at Log lat. Also, you can add a field in the legend(field having New/old in your case) that will color up.
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Power BI map allows you to at Log lat. Also, you can add a field in the legend(field having New/old in your case) that will color up.
Refer the use of legend: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Winner-Topper-on-Map-How-to-Color-States-on-a-Map-wi...
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Hi,
You can define a new column and use it as legend.
example.
Old adress = 1 and New address = 2, and in the visual you define 1 as green and 2 as blue.
Hope this can help you 🙂
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