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Power BI | Basic maps exercise | Create a map showing sales breakdown for large centres
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Software ==> | Power BI (111 exercises) |
Version ==> | Latest update |
Topic ==> | Basic maps (6 exercises) |
Level ==> | Relatively easy |
Subject ==> | Power BI training |
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Create a new Power BI file, and run the SQL script in the above folder to generate the Make-a-Mammal database (there's obviously no need to do this if you already have it on your computer). Load the tables tblCentre, tblFamily, tblProduct, tblPurchase and tblTown.
Create a map showing the sales by family for each town, but only for shopping centres having at least 100,000 square metre size:

You'll need to geocode the towns to tell Power BI Desktop they're in the UK, and also increase your bubble size to about 50%.
Save this file as Trivial Pursuits, and close down this instance of Power BI Desktop.