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Hi,
I am fairly new to powerbi, just want support from the expert user's if someone has been able to use US Shape Map file from visualization to be filtered on the basis of slicer of division, region, statelevel and provide tooltip(sales value) and color categorization on the basis of selection among these 3.
Any help will be appreciated.
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You will need a shapemap file (in topojson format) that has such granularity and import that as a custom map - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/desktop-shape-map
There are free shapemaps available at gadm.org but needs to be converted to topojson which free converters are available online. I'm unshure though whether the free ones have the granularity you need.
Note: the more granular a shapemap file is, the longer it is to render and possibly might not at all due to not having enough memory.
What's a division or a region? Do you mean counties/parishes?
Thank you for your prompt reply.
States are rolled up to create division which are further rolled up to create region.
Add the table you referenced as a dimension table to your data model. If you want to show regions and divisions as shapes then add these attributes to a shapemap file that has state granularity.
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