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ArcMap support to Power BI need to be more flexible

Anonymous User

I also submitted this point on ESRI Ideas Submission community. the Point is that ArcMap is not that much flexible with Power-BI, some time we also need static GIS map with supporting more than one layer, while we render ArcGIS map in Power BI reports working on Power BI desktop it requires connection with Esri Server (Online GIS),

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Anonymous User

Hello @Anonymous User

The map visual works with a specific dataset in Power BI to display it on a map. If you need more layers for context, you can add them from ArcGIS.

Can you please explain more about the need for multiple layers on a single map, where the data source is Power BI?

We are always interested in learning about new use cases, and adapting the software overtime to meet the needs of the community. I'm very interested to hear about your workflows!

Anonymous User

Dear Mr. Andrew Stauffer

I am grateful for your prompt response as usual ESRI do. my suggestion was that ArcGIS Map for Power BI is working fine when we are connected with internet but if we are working on Power BI desktop and internet is disconnected then we can not render other required layer on map for example in above screenshot I want to add district boundaries but there is no option in ArcGIS map for power BI tool like Shape map in Power BI is providing.

My suggestion is to equip ArcGIS map for power BI with functionality of adding one or more then one layer from local disk as well. it will be very helpful value addition in it.

Thanks again

Akhtar Muhamamd Khilji

muhamamdak@who.int

FCCRO, WHO Country Office Pakistan