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How to add variables in layer section for ArcGIS visual
I have below ArcGIS map visual and they want to see 2023 median household Income under 2020 USA avg house hold Income instead of getting seperate section like below.
Greg_Deckler : help me out if you have idea
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- grazitti_sapna
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Hi TriveniN,
To add the 2023 median household income as a variable within the same layer as the 2020 USA average household income in your ArcGIS map visual in Power BI, you can try the following steps:
Edit Layers in ArcGIS Visual:
- In your Power BI report, click on the ArcGIS visual to open the formatting options.
- Go to the Layers section of the ArcGIS visual settings.
Manage Layers and Variables:
- Find the layer where the 2020 USA average household income is displayed.
- Look for an option to add or configure variables or attributes in the same layer.
- If ArcGIS for Power BI supports it, add the 2023 median household income as an additional variable or attribute within this existing layer.
Configure Pop-up Information:
- To ensure that both the 2020 and 2023 household income data are shown together in the pop-up, configure the pop-up settings under Layer Options.
- Customize the pop-up content to include both values, ensuring they appear in the same view without creating a new section.
Adjust Display Settings:
- Use the Legend or Symbology options within the layer settings to control how both data values appear. Some configurations allow you to display multiple variables as comparative values in a single layer.
Additionaly we can also combined field for displaying both the 2020 and 2023 household income values in a single layer
- To Create the Combined Calculated Field:
- Go to the Modeling tab in Power BI and select New Column.
- Use the following DAX formula to create a new calculated column that combines the 2020 and 2023 household income values:
DAX
Combined_Household_Income =
"2020 Avg Household Income: $" & FORMAT('YourTable'[2020_Household_Income], "#,##0") &
" | 2023 Median Household Income: $" & FORMAT('YourTable'[2023_Household_Income], "#,##0")
Replace 'YourTable' with the actual name of your table, and [2020_Household_Income] and [2023_Household_Income] with the actual column names for the 2020 and 2023 income values. - This formula will produce a text output in the format:
2020 Avg Household Income: $X,XXX | 2023 Median Household Income: $Y,YYY - Map the Combined Field to the ArcGIS Visual:
- In your ArcGIS map visual, go to the Layers settings and choose the data field to display.
- Select the new Combined_Household_Income field as the label or attribute for the layer where you want both income values to be shown.
- Adjust the pop-up settings so this combined field appears when you hover over or click on a location, showing both 2020 and 2023 household income values together.
- Customize Pop-up Appearance (Optional):
- If needed, you can configure the pop-up style or layout within ArcGIS to better display the combined information.
This approach will allow both income values to appear together in a single layer, improving the user experience without the need for separate sections.
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