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UK-Postleitzahlenkarte wird nicht angezeigt

Laura_May

Hallo, ich versuche, eine Punktkarte zu erstellen und habe eine Excel-Tabelle mit einer Liste von UK-Postleitzahlen importiert. Wenn ich die Daten in das Standortfeld ziehe, wird auf der Karte nichts angezeigt. Ich habe versucht, den Standorttyp anzupassen, aber es erlaubt mir nicht, das Land nur auf UK zu ändern.<\/P>

Gibt es eine Möglichkeit, dies zu beheben?<\/P>

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Anonymous User

Our Product Engineers have found that Microsoft enabled a setting on by default that was previously turned off. You can UN CHECK this setting, and the boundary matching should work as expected.

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Anonymous User

There was an issue with the December release of Power BI that is causing this behavior in the visual. You can install the previous release of Power BI, and it should continue to work as expected.

That said we do have workflows as well to join the data to the polygons in Excel, publish to ArcGIS Online, then leverage Power Automate to pull back into Power BI. I'm not sure if this will help, but we can walk you through it if you need as a temporary workaround.

Laura_May

Thank you for responding. How do I go back to the previous release?

Anonymous User

Our Product Engineers have found that Microsoft enabled a setting on by default that was previously turned off. You can UN CHECK this setting, and the boundary matching should work as expected.

Laura_May

This worked - thank you very much 🙂

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