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I am using the Map visual to display employee locations. Well, we have a few staff members who are married and at the same address. Power BI is auto-alphabetizing and only displaying the first person for the address and the selected data I added to the tooltip when I hover over it. For display and filtering purposes I have implemented, I need to be able to filter/see both people.
Thoughts on work around?
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Hi @Kyle_Wolfe_Ohio ,
You can refer the solution in the following thread to get it:
1. Create a calculated column: You can create a custom column that combines the address and the employee’s name or ID. This will make each location unique, even if multiple employees live at the same address.
Column = [Address] & " " & [Employee Name]
2. Use Category Labels: In the map visual, there is an option called Category Labels. When you turn on this option, Location values, or Latitude and Longitude values will display as labels on the map.
Solved: Presenting value on the map - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards
Hi @Kyle_Wolfe_Ohio ,
You can refer the solution in the following thread to get it:
1. Create a calculated column: You can create a custom column that combines the address and the employee’s name or ID. This will make each location unique, even if multiple employees live at the same address.
Column = [Address] & " " & [Employee Name]
2. Use Category Labels: In the map visual, there is an option called Category Labels. When you turn on this option, Location values, or Latitude and Longitude values will display as labels on the map.
Solved: Presenting value on the map - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards
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