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Fusion Data Intelligence - Map Custom Borders

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Hi team, I have a dataset like below,

Branch ID | Branch Name | Zip Code | Latitude | Longitude (Latitude and Longitude are references to zip code)

Branch tagging to a zip code is custom to internal operations.

If the dataset has a Branch with 10 Zip Codes, the user does not want to show the dots for each zip codes but show only the outline of the area that covers all of the 10 zip codes to show as the branch outline (separate Data Layer with custom borders) For some reason I am missing "Polygon" layer when I create visual using latitude and longitude.

Please advise on how to achieve this.

Thanks in advance.

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  • Hi @User_C8Q91

    I am assuming you are using a canvas in Oracle Analytics (not a Classic Answers Analysis). To see full polygons of zip codes, you first need to upload a geojson file with the definition of all these polygons. Such as file can be found on the net, and you upload it in the system console/map layers only once in OAC. As you do this, you assign a key to this layer, and after that you can drag your own data in a map in OA - assuming your zipcode # is the key for example. That will give you the polygons shape on the map.

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  • Maybe @Philippe Lions-Oracle might be able to help here.

  • User_C8Q91
    User_C8Q91 Rank 2 - Community Beginner

    Hi @Philippe Lions-Oracle Thank you! Yes, I am using canvas in Oracle Analytics. Got it, one question though - if the zip codes are uploaded in the system console/map layers in OAC, would we still be able to plot custom borders based on the Branch name part of the dataset? For example, if

    1. Branch A has 10 zip codes, then a border connecting only those zip codes should show on the visual
    2. Branch B has 5 zip codes, then another border connecting only those zip codes should show on the visual

    Please help me out as this is new to me.

    Thanks in advance.