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Hello All,
I have searched this subject without success and it's possible that I am going out of order to achieve the desired results. I have the table below that I would like to display on a Filled Map according to the revenue by State and where it falls into a range (e.g. $0-1000, $1000-5000, $5000-10000, >$10000). I can create a new table within Power BI that sums the revene by State, however I am not sure if I can use this table as a reference for a Filled Map. Is it possible to do this directly through the Filled Map tool or will I need to process the data first and then use the Filled Map tool?
Customer Name | Project Name | State | Revenue |
Customer 1 | Project 1 | NY | 1000 |
Customer 1 | Project 2 | NY | 6000 |
Customer 1 | Project 3 | NY | 13000 |
Customer 2 | Project 4 | GA | 23000 |
Customer 3 | Project 5 | CA | 40000 |
Customer 3 | Project 6 | CA | 2000 |
Thank you in advance
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@geotech you can create a measure and use that in condition formatting for filled map.
See attached, I have two measures, one for Sum of Revenue and other for color. I just created a range to show the different color, you can adjust the measure as per your need.
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@geotech you can create a measure and use that in condition formatting for filled map.
See attached, I have two measures, one for Sum of Revenue and other for color. I just created a range to show the different color, you can adjust the measure as per your need.
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If my solution proved useful, I'd be delighted to receive Kudos. When you put effort into asking a question, it's equally thoughtful to acknowledge and give Kudos to the individual who helped you solve the problem. It's a small gesture that shows appreciation and encouragement! ❤
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Just wanted to comment that I've been looking for a solution for days and this helped me perfectly! Thank you!
@parry2k , thank you for your quick response and elegant solution! I will read more into measures to see how else they can be used. This solves my current problem - thank you, again.
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