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Power Apps - Use Geo location and pin/show it into Google/Bings Maps

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Hello everyone.

I hope you are doing well. I am pretty newbie to Power apps. I am trying to create a Power apps to track user location ( lat and longitude) save it to sharepoint lists and use that to show it in Bing/Google maps. I got Sharepoint list with user lat and longitude information but I dont know where/how I can map it to the map in power apps. Any suggestions ? Thanks

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Which map are you using ? Geospatial features via the standard map component ?

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WarrenBelz 153,049 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @dollarsign86 ,

To launch in Google Maps (I have used ThisItem here which will work from an icon in a gallery or form

Launch("https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=" & ThisItem.Latitude & "," & ThisItem.Longitude)

for Bing Maps (this is from an Image Control again using a gallery)

BingMaps.GetMapV2( "canvaslight", 15, GalleryName.Selected.Latitude, GalleryName.Selected.Longitude, { pushpinLatitude: GalleryName.Selected.Latitude, pushpinLongitude: GalleryName.Selected.Longitude, pushpinIconStyle: 1 } )

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In the Items property of the Map control use your sharepoint list as the datasource.
Then supply these additional properties with the code shown below and the map will show pins for each location.
ItemsLabels: SharepointListname.Labels
ItemsLatitudes: SharepointListname.Latitiudes
ItemsLongitudes: SharepointListname.Longitudes

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I assume that you are using Geospatial map
1. Add a data source connector to connect to your SharePoint List
2. On the map property named "Items" add [DataSourceConnectorName.Label]
3. On the map property named "ItemsLatitudes" add [DataSourceConnectorName.Latitude]
4. On the map property named "ItemsLongitudes" add [DataSourceConnectorName.Longitude]

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Hi @dollarsign86 ,

Just clarifying that I answered your specific question on Google and Bing Maps. If you have Geospatial features enabled in your environment, you can also use the Map function.

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Hi @dollarsign86 ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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