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MarkShnier__You's avatar
MarkShnier__You
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3 years ago

Dashboard Maps are actually awesome

Just FYI, and not a question ..... I just did my first production map report with hundreds of pins ( 610 pins to be exact!) on the Dashboard and OMG, you really have to give Quickbase credit for th...
ChristineK's avatar
ChristineK
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3 years ago
Indeed! And then of course, if I'm on the Table itself, I can see all the pins but no color coding. Finding that it would work in the dashboard via this thread was great! I almost thought about creating several different maps on a dash - like, areas of NYS or something. The idea that I can filter them out by region is helpful to a degree, but ideally, we've just got a map of NYS that we're looking at..... even MORE ideally, we're looking at all of the hospitals in NYS (193 of them), along with these county seats to describe their situation. I know I can do that, but having 193 hospital pins + 62 county pins, is just going to bring me back to this same issue.

Minimally, I am trying to get a report that shows the full 62 counties, and ideally, get a report of ALL of the hospitals + counties on one.

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Christine Kirk
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MarkShnier__You's avatar
MarkShnier__You
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3 years ago
Perhaps look into the Juiced Technologies Maps Add On 
It can overlay two different data sets onto one maps, like pins from two different tables on one map.  It does not aggregate the pins as native Quickbase Dashboard maps does, although if there are just too many pins to see separately based on the closeness of them and Zoom level I think still you would not see them as separate pins until you zoom in. You can contact support@juicedtech.com with specific questions.

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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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