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Hi All ,
I'm Currently Using a Map Box Visual
Is there Any way to Clearly Represent the heights of the Buildings , Power Bi Map Box is kept to 1 Extrusion Minimum but this still seems too big ?
Any Help would be Appericated
Thanks, James.
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Hi James,
I also use the Power Bi Map Box visual and there is no actual way of setting an specific size (height) to the items in the map. There always needs to be an element with the maximum height.
As a workaround, you could add 2 dummy elements in the map, separated from the rest of the buildings, and then create a calculated column with numeric values for the sizes of the buildings (for example from 10 to 0). With this column you could set the maximum and minimum height to the dummy buildings (the separated ones) and set the height of the rest of the buildings with an intermediate value (for example 3).
As a result, you would get 1 dummy building with maximum height, another one with minimum height, and the rest of them with the height you specified in the calculated column. You could also give a specific value to each building, but it isn't a very fun process when working with big maps.
Hi James,
I also use the Power Bi Map Box visual and there is no actual way of setting an specific size (height) to the items in the map. There always needs to be an element with the maximum height.
As a workaround, you could add 2 dummy elements in the map, separated from the rest of the buildings, and then create a calculated column with numeric values for the sizes of the buildings (for example from 10 to 0). With this column you could set the maximum and minimum height to the dummy buildings (the separated ones) and set the height of the rest of the buildings with an intermediate value (for example 3).
As a result, you would get 1 dummy building with maximum height, another one with minimum height, and the rest of them with the height you specified in the calculated column. You could also give a specific value to each building, but it isn't a very fun process when working with big maps.
Thanks for this ,
My Current table looks like this , i have two Columns in my Map box dataset Postcode (to give the Map a location) and Height ( to give the Height Values.
However the buildings are still all the same size not sure why ? (and still Relly big compared to the Map box Map)
Thanks James.
Ignore Me , Fixed it , Thankyou !