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bend1234567
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How can I have slicers zoom map to the location selected (State for example) but NOT filter the map

Example:

I have a business with 1,000 shops across the US. I have the Lat/Longs of each shop in a dataset.

I have plotted all the shops on a map visual.

What I am looking for is a way to have the user input something like a State and have the map zoom into that location, but still show all shops. A normal slicer would zoom to that state but filter to only shops in the state.

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bend1234567
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Hi BC,

 

I think i was unclear in my title. I adjusted it to hopefully be more clear.

 

My dataset is one table that has shopname, state, lat, and long as fields.

Hello 

 

if you are using the Map 

 

onurbmiguel__0-1660856085359.png

 

 

you can enable the zoom buttons: 

onurbmiguel__1-1660856127865.png

 

onurbmiguel__2-1660856164106.png

 

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BC

 


Best regards


Bruno Costa | Super User


 


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Hi BC,

 

Thanks for your continued assistance.

Unfortunately I don't think we're on the same page.

 

I have a similar map I made in Google. As you can see in the image below, I searched for Phoenix, AZ and the map zoomed to Phoenix, AZ but still is showing points outside of Phoenix. This is the functionality I am looking for. I understand that Power BI probably isn't going to have a way for me to search via a free text field so I think a slicer would be the best bet.

GMapsExample.png

 

onurbmiguel_
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hello bend1234567

 

Strange, is your State on the same dimension of the latitude and longitude? how do you have the relationships between these attributes ?

 

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Best regards


Bruno Costa | Super User


 


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