azure maps
4 TopicsAzure map does not show the scale rulers
My understanding is that Azure Map is based on the TomTom map. TomTom has the scale rulers at the bottom right corner of their map as shown below ('mi' & 'km') However, Azure Map seems to be missing it My users have been asking for this functionality and I believe that it is an oversight not to have it in Azure Map. Might be a good idea to have it switchable (On/Off) in the map settingsDos Azure Maps work on the report Server (Preview Features are missing)?
Hello all :), is there a possibility to use Azure map for Power BI report server? Unfortunately the function "Preview feature" to select Azure map is missing via Option/settings (see figure). Currently I use the PowerBI-Desktop version 2023 May. Maybe you have an idea or a good alternative to Azure Maps for the report server. Greetings from Germany Lion 🙂953Views0likes1CommentAzure maps in the Netherlands
Hello, I am looking for some experienced people using azure maps. I am trying to show some geographical information on my dashboard for the Netherlands and Belgium. The data that I have available does not contain any longitude or latitude. Since the latest Azure maps update, this should not be a problem anymore. The data that I have contains shipments that are delivered (mainly) in The Netherlands and Belgium. For each country, I would like to create a separate page by using country = "The Netherlands" and country = "Belgium" as a filter. The table that I am using is as follows: ShipmentID DeliveryPartner Postalcode Country 3957823 a 8041AL The Netherlands 3957824 a 8071DA The Netherlands 3957825 a 7609PK The Netherlands 3957826 b 8102HE The Netherlands 3957827 b 2000 Belgium 3957828 c 7951NG The Netherlands +974.812 rows Desired result: I would like to show the total amount of shipment delivered, coloured by DeliveryPartner for Belgium and The Netherlands (two pages in total). What I achieved: Currently, I made a custom column: "0000, The Netherlands" (0000 = first 4 digits of the postal code). Apparently, TomTom understands this data and is able to show the data in azure maps. However, because there are so many deliveries in a month, the map is not able to load all dots and decides to show nothing at all. To achieve fewer data points I thought about using only the first two digits in the postal codes of the Netherlands. This is a common solution, but TomTom does not understand which city and region are supposed to be shown. Question: Is it possible to show data in the Netherlands by using an incomplete zip code? What should the proper format of the zipcode/country be in a column for azure maps to understand it? Is there any other smart trick that I can use? Additional information on postal codes in the Netherlands: "The first two digits indicate a city and a region, the third digit represents the location and the fourth digit represents the district. The first letter indicate the delivery area and the second letter indicate the subdivision of delivery area. Consequently, a postal address is uniquely defined by the postcode and the house number. On average, a postcode in the Netherlands comprises eight single addresses." Thanks in advance!Solved1KViews0likes1Comment