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ArcGIS für Power BI-Visualisierung beim Veröffentlichen des Power BI-Berichts im Web (oder eingebettet) zulassen

UnderstandFast

ArcGIS für Power BI ist eine hilfreiche Visualisierung... außer dass sie beim Veröffentlichen im Web oder in Power BI Embedded nicht erlaubt ist.<\/P>

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Dies ist ein Problem für öffentlich zugängliche Berichte, die oft auf öffentlich zugänglichen offenen Daten basieren, wie sie von Regierungsorganisationen bereitgestellt werden.<\/P>

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Die Idee ist, ArcGIS Maps für Power BI zuzulassen, wenn Power BI im Web veröffentlicht wird und Power BI Embedded verwendet wird.<\/P>

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Diese Seite<\/A> zeigt ein Beispiel dafür, was passiert, wenn ein Power BI-Bericht mit ArcGIS Maps für Power BI gestaltet und dann im Web veröffentlicht wird.<\/P>

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Jon Emch

Good news! This functionality has been added: Publish to web

UnderstandFast

Awesome! Great to see this was added sometime in December 2020 or January 2021!

Previously this Power BI documentation page said ArcGIS for Power BI was not available for "Power BI publish to web" or "Power BI Embedded" functions - now the page says these functions are available, with a caveat: "Yes, for designers signed in to a valid ArcGIS account with the appropriate add-on license. Consumers do not need the add-on license to view published content."

I believe this means that the required Esri license is a "ArcGIS for Power BI Premium App License" to publish ArcGIS content from Power BI to the web.

Jon Emch

@UnderstandFast , not so! There has been a change in licensing that allows any appropriate ArcGIS user to publish out to web, see here. The PowerBI Premium license is defunct.

However, to publish a map enabled you do need to be a PowerBI Pro user, again all of this is in the doc above. Please let me know if I can further assist!

Kate447

Hi @JonEmch , related clarifying question: If I was a Power BI Pro user, would I be able to publish to web with data in the location field rather than only lat/lon? (I need a public-facing choropleth map, so filled polygons for US counties, and can do great in Desktop but cannot publish this to the web since it has the counties in the Location field.) Or is that just impossible across the board? (And if so, why? Should I make a separate Idea for that?)

Jon Emch

@Kate447

Currently, only Latitude and Longitude points are accepted for publish to web workflows regardless of license type. I would appreciate it if you could log the idea and let me know where it is when you do.

Kate447

@JonEmch here it is! Is the implication, then, that there isn't a non-flexible reason it is currently unavailable? it just isn't yet supported, but it could be?

Jon Emch

@Kate447 I can't speak for the product team, but I will say that the Product Team is aware of this limitation. There is an existing Enhancement in the works that addresses this issue: ENH-000137246: Allow the ability to publish map enabled reports to web that are symbolized based on standard boundaries. Please log a case with Esri Tech Support and request that you account be added to this issue. This way, you will be able to see what the status is of the defect.

Additionally, once you submit your idea I will be able to link these two together to better the strength of both.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

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