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geotech
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Filled Map - Display revenue range by state/location

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 NameProject NameStateRevenue
Customer 1Project 1NY1000
Customer 1Project 2NY6000
Customer 1Project 3NY13000
Customer 2Project 4GA23000
Customer 3Project 5CA40000
Customer 3Project 6CA2000

 

Thank you in advance

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parry2k
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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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parry2k
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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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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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