オンラインアプリで場所や半径を設定できません

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<\/HEAD>こんにちは。私はPowerBiのデスクトップアプリケーションでArcGISマップを使い、異なる場所や半径を設定することができます。例えば、ダラス周辺50マイルの範囲を設定すると、その50マイルの半径内に住んでいる従業員のプロフィールをフィルタリングできます。異なる場所や半径も問題なく作成できます。しかし、オンラインサーバー経由でPower BI Appを使用している場合、私自身も他のPowerBiにアクセスできる人も、場所を設定したり新しい半径を作成したりすることができません。どなたか助けていただけますか？ <\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

Jon Emch · Answer

Ahh I see, thank you for clarifying.

The publication to SharePoint workflow is a grey area in terms of ArcGIS Maps for SharePoint. While some of the functions can work, publishing to SharePoint tehcnically falls under "Publish to Web" which is not supported (per this document).

There is an enhancement of this issue: ENH-000130489 : Add Publish to Web support to ArcGIS Maps for PowerBI visualizer in PowerBI Online which has a status of assgned. Please log a case with Esri Technical Support to be added to this enhancment.

debbiefuqua · Answer

Hi!

The desktop version I am using is Version: 2.86.727.0 64-bit (October 2020) - it works perfectly fine. I can create a pin and radius just fine using the desktop version. I've published this to a Sharepoint site for other users to utilize though - and that is where my problem is. That version doesn't have the same functionality as the desktop version. Is it Sharepoint? is the the App version? Im just not sure where to start in order to fix this issue.

Jon Emch · Answer

Hello Debbie,

thank you for reaching out. ArcGIS Maps for PowerBI recently went through a GUI change that affected this workflow. Could you provide me with the version information of PowerBI Desktop you are using?

At this new release, you are now able to conduct analysis with a single pin. This is a significant change from the previous version of the software, more info on this can be found here: Pin a location—ArcGIS Maps for Power BI | Documentation

In short, to set new locations you must enter an address, keyword, or location to identify the pin. this was done to increase geographic consistency with your searches. Once this is done, you should be able to select the pinned location: Select locations on the map—ArcGIS Maps for Power BI | Documentation

Lastly for the radial analysis, you will need to use the Find Nearby function: Find nearby locations—ArcGIS Maps for Power BI | Documentation

I recognize that this is a drastic change to the way the visual previously looked. Please let me know if you have any questions, and I will be happy to assist any way I can.