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  • Amazingly, when I renamed the column to have "address" in the title, even though it is not an address but a city, it worked.  Very intuitive, power bi...🙄

  • mossshvlw did you change the category of your column to address or place?

     

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  • mossshvlw you should still the data category for your column, check previous replies with the links,

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  • v-jingzhang's avatar
    v-jingzhang
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    Hi mossshvlw 

     

    Try parry2k 's suggestion to change the column's data category to Address or other geographic options so that Power BI does not need to guess whether it should treat this column as address. Also, you don't need to include "address" in the column name.


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