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MikeFranz
Quartz | Level 8

Good morning,

 

I have a dataset which has one row for each Address/Date combination, as below:

 

Address  Date    Lat Long  Value
Prop 1   31Jan17 33  -84   40000
Prop 1   28Feb17 33  -84   45000
Prop 1   31Mar17 33  -84   55000
Prop 2   31Jan17 35  -85   20000
Prop 2   28Feb17 35  -85   22000
Prop 2   31Mar17 35  -85   22000

I would like to plot these on a Geo Bubble Map, using the Lat Long coordinates to plot the position, with "Value" determining the size of the bubble, and then a slider at the bottom, which allows me to slide through the "Date" component, and see how the value changes through time, as represented by the changing size of the bubble.

 

Is this possible given the current layout of my data?

 

Many thanks!

 

Mike

 

 

 

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FalkoSchulz
SAS Employee

Yes, this should work. Just make sure to configure ADDRESS as custom geographical item (so specify the LAT,LNG columns as coordinates) and use the DATE as animation role on the geo map. The VALUE column can be either the size or color of the bubble.

 

Hope this helps. Cheers, Falko

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