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esri Map Clustering theme doesnot work correctly. Change in Filter values removes clustering
Hi
We have used Esri Maps in PowerBI.
I have Filtered the Values on Region, Industry Sector and then the Aggregate Point Slider
Since there were too many data points , We wanted to do clustering of the points plotted on map.
For this we used the Cluster Map Theme of ESRI. We selected the Clustering Theme and then in the report We are able to see it.
Refer Below Snapshots
The Map had REgions selected as NewYork, But When I change the Regions to South Carolina Regions the Clustering dissapears and all the values are shown on map instead
Request help on thsi to find solution or Work around for this ?
Thanks & Regards,
Srikanth GR
5 Replies
- srikanthgr1New Member
Hi
We have used Esri Maps in PowerBI.
I have Filtered the Values on Region, Industry Sector and then the Aggregate Point Slider
Since there were too many data points , We wanted to do clustering of the points plotted on map.
For this we used the Cluster Map Theme of ESRI. We selected the Clustering Theme and then in the report We are able to see it.
Refer Below Snapshots
Select Clustering Theme in the Map Theme
Cluster appears after selecting theme
The Map had REgions selected as NewYork, But When I change the Regions to South Carolina Regions the Clustering dissapears and all the values are shown on map instead
Clustering disappears after change in Filter Values
Request help on this to find solution or Work around for this ?
Thanks & Regards,
Srikanth GR
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi srikanthgr1,
If you can please provide your source data to test.
In my opinion, I think the filter may break the clustering effect, perhaps you can try keep multiple regions and test again.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
- nwabramsonAdvocate III
We are having the same problem. Any update on this?
- ParsleyFrequent Visitor
I am also having this problem. Filtering map locations seems to switch off the clustering option. This almsot renders the clustering option useless, a fix would be very welcome.
- AnonymousNot applicable
I had a different issue: it seems that when points are completely coincident (the XY coordinates are identical), they are treated as 1 for clustering purposes. I want them counted separately!!
I found that when I add a value as the "color" field, then right-click and select "Don't Summarize", they're counted separately.