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How can I control the zoom of the GIS map? I have tried to toggle the "auto zoom" properties. I want to have identical zoom for both GIS maps. Is it possible to define zoom level?  |
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I don't know about manual definition of the zoom level... but... the two GIS objects also need to be equally sized to achieve identical zoom levels. Are they equally sized? |
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The GIS objects are equally sized via right click menu:
Arrange -> Width/Height -> Distribute evenly
The GIS objects are identical in size but the GIS maps seem to have different zoom levels. How can I make both objects and maps identical?
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It turns out that one GIS object had a calculated measure and the other had none.
I made an identical calculated column sum(d1,0,m1) such that both objects are presenting a calculated column and then the GIS objects became identical. |
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Interesting...!
Thanks for sharing.
BR / Ole |
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