GeoAnalytics

[Riccardo]

Hello,

in SaaS with GeoOperations, can I use TravelArea with variables? Like this

=GeoOperations.ScriptEvalStr('Select TravelArea from TravelAreas(costValue="$(V_POL_COST)", costUnit="$(V_POL_COST_UNIT)", transportation="$(V_POL_TRAS)")', '$(V_POL_LON_LAT)')

And the variables are written on input variables.

Thanks

Riccardo

[Riccardo · Accepted solution]

It works fine, on Qlik Sense SaaS.

I'm able to generate a travelarea on the fly with input variables, without reload the app itself and without any table inside the script.

In the position field inside the area layer maps, put it:

=GeoOperations.ScriptEvalStr('Select TravelArea from TravelAreas(costValue="$(V_POL_COST)", costUnit="$(V_POL_COST_UNIT)", transportation="$(V_POL_TRAS)")', '$(V_POL_LON_LAT)')

and 4 input variables

V_POL_LON_LAT is for a Longitude and Latitude value (ex. [40.123,12.123])

[Patric_Nordstrom]

See also more examples of using variables as input when using geooperations in runtime here:

https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-GeoAnalytics-Documents/GeoOperations-Examples-Qlik-GeoAnalytics/t...

[NashaYussof]

I have tried! Nice one! Thanks for sharing @Riccardo 

Hi @Patric_Nordstrom 

Do you think we can do the same for geo-operation binning? Dynamic binning size based on user input  at the dashboard. I saw in documentation, binning operation is only supported in load scripts.

[Patric_Nordstrom]

@NashaYussof Binning is not supported in runtime. GeoOperations is based on SSE and in runtime the result is returned as an expression over a dimension. It's not possible to know beforehand how many bins are returned so hence it would be difficult to do it in runtime.