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Has anyone tried to overlay a timezone in the map visual in Power BI Desktop? The visual map is a global map with data of countries outside the US. The user ask is to overlay or apply a timezone in the visual map. Is this possible? Underlying data does not have a timestamp. Only Geograpy, Country and City. Thank you.
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Hi @natyp The problem might be because Power BI map visuals can't automatically apply time zone data without a timestamp. You can manually add a time zone column based on country or city and display it on the map. Alternatively, use custom layers with tools like ArcGIS Maps for Power BI. Creating custom measures for time zone offsets can also help adjust data.
Hi @natyp,
Thank you for the update. It is indeed commendable to note that you have created a global time zone table and successfully linked it with your main dataset, utilizing the timezone column as a legend on the map. This approach is both effective and scalable.
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Thank you.
@Akash_Varuna Thank you for responding.
I created a table of global timezones with cities and then created a relationship between this table and my main table and used that timezone column as legend on the map.
Hi natyp,
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Thank you, @Akash_Varuna, for your response.
Hi @natyp,
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Hi @natyp The problem might be because Power BI map visuals can't automatically apply time zone data without a timestamp. You can manually add a time zone column based on country or city and display it on the map. Alternatively, use custom layers with tools like ArcGIS Maps for Power BI. Creating custom measures for time zone offsets can also help adjust data.