Restore Full World View Functionality in Azure Maps Visual
**Description**:
The legacy TomTom map visual in Power BI allowed users to view the entire world map even in smaller visual containers. This was extremely useful for global dashboards where screen space is limited but a full-world context is essential.
Since the transition to the Azure Maps visual, this functionality has been lost. Even at the lowest zoom level (0), the Azure Maps visual does not display the full world unless the visual is significantly enlarged. This limits usability and breaks existing report layouts.
**Request**:
Please restore or introduce a **“Fit to World”** option in the Azure Maps visual that:
- Automatically adjusts the map to show the entire globe regardless of visual size.
- Matches the behavior of the legacy TomTom visual.
- Allows users to maintain compact, global dashboards without sacrificing map context.
This change would greatly improve usability for global reporting scenarios and ease the transition from the legacy map visual.
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- jimgreeneHelper IYes please!
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