Power Maps Radius Circles

footballer99

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Hi,

I am using power view (power maps) to plot plants and supplier location. I was successfully able to do so using city and state. Next, I would like to create radius circles based on distance (miles) around each supplier to identify what the closest plant is based off a 50 mile radius. Does any one know how this can be accomplished?:confused::confused:
 

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I don't know of a way of doing that precisely, though you could add a bubble/pie chart layer for each plant, and resize the bubbles to be roughly 50 miles. Not sure if there's a way to force sizes to be constant at different zoom levels.
 
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