I'm trying to show the region's cities for the number of new users. It is working, as I'm getting the same data value as shown in Google Analytics. But visually the map image is greyed out (meaning there's no data) and when I hover over the map it doesn't show the name of the cites.
Solved, please check the image
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In image there is a tile named "Product total request" having two column. I want to add hyperlink on column number 2 which is "Total" and on the click on the row or cell of the table total API list should be show in KQL editor. Please suggest the solution.
I have written query in KQL editor and pined to Azure Dashboard.
thank you.
ADE does not currently support CSS/HTML or Markdown. As a result, text with an embedded hyperlink is not an option. However, as shown in my example screenshot, you can add a new column with the link and select the column in the render link section in Azure Dashboard. This will ensure the link is clickable from the dashboard
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I am a beginner in Spotfire.
I have lat long coordinates of employee work and home location.
Here is what i have done so far.. on one marker layer I have marked the coordinates of all work locations and on other marker layer, I have marked home coordinates of all the employees.
What i want to show initially on the map are only the Work locations and when the user selects any area on the map near any work location, then only the employees whose home locations are in that selected area should display.
I would like to check if you already have the zip code along with those lat and long values if no then download it from google, if yes then do the following steps:
Add the data table and rename it as a work location.
Show on the map only the Work locations using a marker layer.
Add the same table again and rename it as a home address.
Go to Edit - Data Table Properties - Relations and join
both the tables using the Zip code.
Right-click on Map and Create a details visualization -
Table - using the Home address data table and select the required columns.
Now once you mark any records on the map you would be able to see the details of the home address of the colleagues overlapping on that zip code.
I don't work too much with Maps but you may want view this Tibco Example :
https://community.tibco.com/modules/points-polygons-data-function-tibco-spotfire
Currently, the colorful table is using a fixed URL. I want to send a user-defined, complete URL string to this web query, and have it update whenever it's changed.
The large white box is a pulldown list (AN358):
User can choose a new location:
Which brings up a new URL (AN362) which points to a different web table (always same format). In my case, the colorful table does not change since it's currently a fixed link.
To the right, I converted the blue cells into a new table called "TableYear1" (AN361):
In power editor, here is the existing query "Year 1":
In advanced editor, I tried to replace the web link highlighted here:
With the underlined value here. I know the syntax/usage is probably wrong...it's just to illustrate what I want to accomplish.
try replacing the code with this
Source = Web.Page(Web.Contents(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="TableYear1"]}[Content]{0}[URL1])),
in your example you pass a string (table name), while you need a reference to that table
I have a PowerBI report that contains bar graphs that date and other information and a Bing Map that is linked with the bar graph. Now the bing map contains latitude and longitude and some other information like date, and it has the same date column that is used inside the bar graphs. Now I am using a drill through feature here which drill through the map when I select a bar graph and use any of the data visuals inside the map to drill through, now when I drill through this other page contains different information of the bar graph like date and other things.
The problem is when I use drill through on a certain visual inside a map I dont get the exact date that is shown inside the tool tip of the map and the bargraph, thats why because I have the same longitude and latitude that contains different dates and the drill through feature is just showing me the latest date of that longitude and latitude, how can I make this useful so that I get the exact date which I can see earlier on the tooltip of the map and the bar graph any suggestions will be helpful.
Can you provide a sample of your dataset to better understand your problem. The flow you have mentioned is not clear.
Are you drilling from bar graph to Bing map which is on another page?
I am retrieving a list of values from a sharepoint list, which works well but my problem is that it only retrieves the first 100 records. there are currently 500 records that should be available.
Scenario: I have two comboboxes on an infopath form:
A List of Locations
A list of areas within the locations
the list of locations will filter the list of areas but as infopath seems to only retrieve the first 100 records so most of the locations do not show any areas as there is nothing to filter.
By design, the query will only return the first page of results from the default view for the list. Change the item limit for the default view in SharePoint, and you'll change the returned values for InfoPath.
EDIT (links from my comments, here for greater readability):
Here are sources describing this fix in MSDN forum (scroll to the bottom), a blog comment that describes the SharePoint setting step-by-step, one with a screen cap of the somewhat counter-intuitive interface, and another describing performance implications on the server side.
Hope this helps.
Just documenting what I have discovered trying to resolve the problem. I have not been able to change the default view as yet as I dont have the permission to. That should change though.
One possible workaround I have found is that you can export the list to Excel which contains all the data that I was looking for. the file that sharepoint produces is an Excel Query file like "export.iqy". You can save and open the file in notepad. which will look something like the following
WEB
1
http://SharepointSite/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?XMLDATA=1&List={14C4ED2B-3050-4C47-B5F3-6333C3B0FB28}&View={8E6124E0-23F2-4BA2-86E7-96E7F36BAEC8}&RowLimit=0&RootFolder=%2fLists%2fSharepoint%20Sites
Selection={14C4ED2B-3050-4C47-B5F3-6333C3B0FB28}-{8E6124E0-23F2-4BA2-86E7-96E7F36BAEC8}
EditWebPage=
Formatting=None
PreFormattedTextToColumns=True
ConsecutiveDelimitersAsOne=True
SingleBlockTextImport=False
DisableDateRecognition=False
DisableRedirections=False
SharePointApplication=http://SharepointSite/_vti_bin
SharePointListView={8E6124E0-23F2-4BA2-86E7-96E7F36BAEC8}
SharePointListName={14C4ED2B-3050-4C47-B5F3-6333C3B0FB28}
RootFolder=/Lists/My list
You can take the third line which is -
http://SharepointSite/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?XMLDATA=1&List={14C4ED2B-3050-4C47-B5F3-6333C3B0FB28}&View={8E6124E0-23F2-4BA2-86E7-96E7F36BAEC8}&RowLimit=0&RootFolder=%2fLists%2fSharepoint%20Sites
And use that to retrieve the complete list. I added an new receive data connection, selected an xml document and added the above URL.
It is not formated particullary nice but it will return all the data that I was expecting.
I think that Argalatyr solution is much simpler at this point, but it depends on if i am able to get the default view changed.
there is yet one workaround of this without such hardcoding. If you open Query editor, then you have there available ribbon with menu items. Open "Home" -> "Select top rows" and enter there some realy high number (I have in my list 596 rows, so I entered there as limit of top rows 20000 and I got whole list).
Sorry, I don't have available English version of Excel, so I cannot add screenshots.
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