The new Map visual in Microsoft Fabric is here — and it’s a game changer for anyone working with spatial data.
In this new video, I show how you can use KQL Querysets to create interactive maps directly inside Fabric — where each query becomes its own layer 🧩.
It’s an elegant idea… but a bit tricky until you see how it all fits together.
🎥 What you’ll see in the demo:
✅ How KQL Querysets turn into map layers
✅ How basic tooltips work using your query fields
✅ A real example using the Boston Safety dataset from Azure Open Datasets
The Map object is still evolving, but even in this early stage, it already brings a fresh way to visualize and explore location data natively within Fabric.
💡 Take a look — it’s a short, practical demo that might change how you think about mapping in Fabric!
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