Cómo importar un polígono shapefile en Power BI y mostrarlo en el mapa en BI

Question

Hola,

Estoy intentando importar un polígono shapefile en BI y mostrarlo,
pero hasta ahora no he encontrado la manera.

Lo que he intentado fue
1) convertir el polígono shapefile a TopoJSON
2) Usar "Shape Map" en Power BI
   - seleccionar un archivo aleatorio para la entrada "Location" en la pestaña Field (solo usé una tabla de latitud-longitud),
   - seleccionar el archivo TopoJSON para la entrada "Shape" en la pestaña Format
...pero falló...

Lo que esperaba era mostrar polígonos en un mapa de burbujas en BI.

Agradecería que me indicaran cómo lograrlo.

Gracias,
Yshg

GgotbyeolOh · Answer

Hi, Can I get more understanding, what is the meaning of this?

> Then based on a common attribute/field value you can join the business data to you geometry. You cannot style the data based on the joined data, so you will want to style the geometry layer before you add it to Power BI.

I'd like to show business data based on polygon layer (EV share by district), but zipcode location field in PowerBI Arcgis map seems not working. If I set the location, it goes well with it, but if I set a district and boundaries, it shows the wrong location. I can make the result that I want in ArcGIS online, but location type setting and boundaries are not working for me.

I have a several set of base data consisted of zipcodes, shapes, zipkey, city/district   (zipkey is a group of zipcodes to represent 'exact district'.)

ZIpcode data from ArgGIS online.PNG

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Anonymous User · Answer

From your Desktop GIS of choice, you should be able to export the data as a CSV, which can be used in Power BI if you have POINT data. Power BI does not support other geometries at this time. If you wanted to use polygons, you can separate the business data from the shape data, publish the shape data to ArcGIS Online and add that feature layer to Power BI. Then based on a common attribute/field value you can join the business data to you geometry.

You cannot style the data based on the joined data, so you will want to style the geometry layer before you add it to Power BI.

Hope that helps,

Andrew

Yshg1990 · Answer

JonEmch-san, BenCoubrough-san,

Thank you so much. I much appreciate your kind instruction.

As your instruction, I tried to look into .dbf file, but found that the format is just the series of 0...
The map I'm working on is about 1km×1km with no buildings.
Bubbles are corresponding to the amount of water production...hot spring field. 
(It seems too small to define physical addresses of my polygon)

Then, I am wondering how to extract table that suits BI format in ArcMap.

Thanks again,
Yshg1990