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Hi,

 

Is there a way to overlay the 2 maps in the attached?   I can't seem to get the dual axis feature to map correctly.

 

There are 2 separate data sources and they both have zip code as the geographical role but not all zip codes are in both data sources.

 

Thank you in advance for any assistance you may be able to provide.

 

Colleen

10 answers
  1. Jun 24, 2019, 4:11 PM

    Hi Colleen,

    I don't think blending will help you at all. In addition to what Branden and Jim gave you, both of which are great starting sources, I brought out your data into two separate .csv files then joined them in the Data Pane Window using one of Sarah Battersby's techniques.  Inner Join on Zip Code but using custom calculation of 1 on one side of the join and a 1 on the other side of the join.  See screenshots and 2019.2 workbook.  Best, Don

     

    Hi Colleen,I don't think blending will help you at all. In addition to what Branden and Jim gave you, both of which are great starting sources, I brought out your data into two separate .

    Notice that Zip Code 18902 isn't in the other data set so it won't display that particular zip code (unless you add it in to that column of data) as filled, but it will display the point location (faint blue dot).

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