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Product Version 7.3

GIS Google working - GIS Bubble not

Thomas Kiwitz shared this question ago

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Hello,

for a test I've created a CSV file with three columns

Name Amount Latitute Long

This CSV has four Entrys.

Then I uploaded the CSV file and go to the created View in order to create a calculated field which YF can read -> I use this tutorial: https://www.yellowfinbi.com/blog/2012/03/yfcommunitynews-yellowfin-quick-how-to-latitude-longitude-to-geometry-112340

Then I created a new report and first I choosed "Google GIS Map" -> this works fine.

Then I choosed for example "GIS Bubblecard" and this not works. I see the bubbles but no map only a blue background -> See my screenshot

//edit: The same for GIS Heatmap

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Mahesh Thatipamula ● 2 years ago

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your email.

Can you please let me know what version and build are you referring to, also please send me your CSV file for me to test here?

I have tested on Ver 7.3, Build: 20170202, and the GIS Bubble map is working ok.

Below is the screen shot for your reference:

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Regards,

Mahe

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Thomas Kiwitz ● 2 years ago

Hi Mahe,

thanks for your answer.

I have tested on 7.3 build: I don't know yet, I think it was the first build of 7.3 from Nov 2016.

But after my post here I updated to the newest build and now it seems to work (I also deleted all my tests and created a new source vom CSV. I have also paid more attention for the options like 'comma separator' and so on).

Sorry, now I can't allocate where the mistake was. :-/

Now I have another Problem with the GIS Map. My CSV File has now 20 Entries. 19 Entries with the Latitude and Longitude from different Places in Hamburg (Germany) and 1 Entry in Munich.

I created the GIS-Point with the calculated field ( 'POINT(' ..... )

If I create now the report and drop the GIS-Point and the amount-column into it the GIS-Map is shown.

But the Map shows not the right locations (see Screenshot #1).

I can't scroll to the left or right of the map and can't zoom out i.e. in order to see the world like in your first screenshot.

Zoom-in doesn't work either.

Do I have to do something with GIS-Layer or anything else? I thought I only need the GIS-Point?

//note: The Google GIS-Map works perfect