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Se connecter à un polygone

UrbisPerth

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J'ai besoin de pouvoir connecter des données à un polygone, pas seulement à un point. Le visuel me permet actuellement d'avoir une carte de base mais cela ne forme qu'un arrière-plan. Je dois pouvoir attacher des données à un polygone et colorer et ombrer les polygones. Le visuel esri permet cela si je veux attacher à certaines caractéristiques au sein d'un pays, mais je dois pouvoir importer mes propres shapefiles et y attacher des données. Si le visuel esri pouvait offrir cela, ce serait une amélioration majeure de la fonctionnalité du visuel. Le visuel choropleth avec drill down mais avec cartographie (ou pas si je choisis) en arrière-plan est le genre de fonctionnalité que je recherche.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

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YoavRappaport

This functionality is available. You can add your own polygon layers or public layers. These are called reference layers when you edit the map. If you log into your AGOL (and users must have also have an AGOL account to view) you can add layers from your organizational account. Then you can symbolize based on an attribute.

If you don't have AGOL (I assume you do because you are on this chat) you can also import the shapes into the "shape map" visual, however it will be harder to maintain and less basemap and functionality than the Esri visual.

ScottBall

I'm guessing they are asking for the ability to connect tabular data from Power BI to custom boundaries using a common join field. In addition to 'points' and 'standard boundaries' in the location type tool, I believe they are requesting a third option - 'custom boundaries'. A user would have to have a feature layer with their boundaries hosted on ArcGIS and both datasets would need a common join field (feature layer and Power BI data). We've definitely heard this request before and are evaluating it for potential inclusion. Urbis Perth‌ please comment if this would satisfy your needs. Thanks!

RobStover

This would be a huge benefit. With Microsoft essentially tying our hands to ArcGIS maps, linking to tabular data by polygon is a required workflow for essential BI analyses. Something that can be done in Spotfire and other products.

SimonJackson

+1 - Our GIS boundaries are in ArcGIS Online/Enterprise.

As a Business Analyst, I would like to join data from other sources to the GIS layers within Power BI so that I can
perform reporting on them.

I would like to combine/extend this idea to also include polylines. I imagine a lot of folk with linear assets stored in the GIS, but perhaps business data stored in other systems would also want this capability

petermcnally1

So, this is STILL not available? Any alternative solutions?

JanWarnke

We have numerous custom boundaries in AGOL but we need to link to Power BI data tables to do spatial analysis and visualization. Is there a means to create interactive visualization of custom polygons (choropleth maps) to client data for interactive dashboards with mapping ? We need to see the variables mapped when they are selected in the slicers. Maybe this is a simple question but we are just starting development on our ArcGIS - Power BI journey (new users of ArcGIS - Power BI).Any references or sources of solutions would be appreciated.

SandeshLamichhane

is there any solution?

BennyMeyns

Indeed, we would like to use our ArcGIS feature layers combined with a Power BI dataset, in order to use our ArcGIS layers as a input (selection) to filter our PBI dataset.

e.g. Power BI dataset “garbage incidents”, combined with our ArcGIS “recycle bin 10m buffer” layer.

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