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Componente de leyenda para ESRI PowerBI Visual

LeonidFradkin

Hola. <\/P>

Me alegré mucho y quedé impresionado cuando encontré el visual de ESRI en PowerBI. Sin embargo, la mayor limitación de usar este visual es que no tiene una opción de leyenda. Puedo desarrollar un mapa muy sofisticado y fácil de usar utilizando datos SQL y la capacidad de PowerBI para transformar datos. Sin embargo, sin mostrar a los usuarios una leyenda que explique qué significa cada uno de mis símbolos, este mapa está muerto.<\/P>

Entendí que probablemente esta no sea una tarea muy fácil. Sin embargo, realmente agradecería si consideraran modificar el visual de ESRI en PowerBI, agregando un componente de leyenda. <\/P>

Gracias, <\/P>

Leonid Fradkin PhD.<\/P>

Gerente de Sistemas de Información<\/P>

Oficina de Educación del Condado de Los Ángeles<\/P>

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Anonymous User

It would be interesting to learn more about this case. You can display the layer list, which helps the viewer understand the rendering of the data, and even anchor it in the map so that its always visible. Have you explored these options yet, and can explain why they may not work for your use case?

GDonaldson

Hi,

The legend option would be helpful because anchoring the layer list takes up a considerable portion of the map visual if you want to display any other data on your report. A simple legend along the bottom showing one field would be ideal.

KevinDunlop

I would like to have the ability to turn on a legend and snap it to a side and/or corner. Most of the time we are using only 1-2 reference layers since PBI can't handle polygons at this time. These are normally gradient color symbols. Our leadership wants to be able to see the values when the map is loaded.

Our current workaround is to take a screenshot of the legend then add it next to the visualization. If we add it on top then the data can get covered up. In addition, since this is a static screenshot the problem becomes if the symbology (mainly the break points) change, someone has to remember to take a new screenshot.

GDonaldson

Wondering if you could provide an update on this case? It is hard for report users to find the legend, as it auto collapses and it's not intuitive to search for the legend under the field dropdown as per my image above where it is titled "coordinates". Thanks!

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