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Displaying Azure Maps In A Power BI Paginated Report

Displaying Azure Maps In A Power BI Paginated Report
The built-in mapping functionality in Power BI paginated reports is fairly basic. However the integration of Power Query into Power BI paginated reports gives you an interesting new way of creating maps in paginated reports: you can call the Azure Maps API using Power Query and display the image returned in an Image report item. … Continue reading Displaying Azure Maps In A Power BI Paginated Report

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