Map and filled map visuals are disabled
Hi! my map visuals work fine in Desktop BI. However, they seem to be disabled in my workspace. I am using a trial version for the time being. when I click on the error details, I get the message below. I do not know how to contact tenant admin since I am the only user of this trial version. What should I do? Please help!
Trying to create a map with a drill down function and labels
Hello everyone, I am trying to make a map on Power Bi that allows a drill down feature that can help me move from HHS Regions, to States, to Counties in the US. I also want to have a feature that displays a number over areas on the drill through that are displayed on a map do not need to be hovered over to be revealed. Do you know what would be the best map, or course of action to create this visual? I will take all suggestions thank you.Map Visual Issue
Hi, I am trying to use a map visual. I have trades data, institute data (lat, long, postal code, institute names) and apprentices data (no. of apprentices, postal code, lat, long) and the distance in km between each institute and all apprentices. I have filters for trades,institutes, academic year, distance. I want to see all apprentices on the map showing tooltips with count of apprentices (grouped) for each postal code. The counts will only change with trade selection and academic year and institute. The size of the apprentices should change with the count of apprentices on each postal code bubble. I also want to see institutes on the map that show the decrease/increase in the institute bubble size with the filter/slicer for distance or draw a radius circle around each training provider with the selected distance. I should be able to choose more than one institute so if chosen radius/distance of 2 institutes overlap, they will show all apprentices that overlap. Please note, no apprentices will be filtered out with distance. I tried to use arcGIS map but I am lost how to bring both institute and apprentice with counts and other details on one map.
