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Maps have been the best way to visualize and interpret location data for thousands of years and users have come to expect high quality, dynamic mapping experiences as they are common in our daily lives. With our new geospatial features, makers will be able to bring interactive maps into their Power Apps.<\/p>\n
Binding a dataset containing addresses or latitude and longitude pairs will plot those locations on the map as markers. As you zoom out, the markers will optionally cluster to represent dense groups of data. The current location of the user can also be represented on the map on mobile devices or web experiences. The map component also supports road and satellite views.<\/p>\n
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Entering addresses is frustrating and error prone, particularly in mobile scenarios. With the new address input component, you can see dynamic address suggestions as you type. Using fuzzy matching logic, the component suggests multiple potential address matches that the user can select \u2013 making it quicker and easier to enter accurate addresses.<\/p>\n
The component returns the address as structured data, allowing your application to extract information like city, street, municipality, and even latitude and longitude, in a format friendly to many locales and international address formats.<\/p>\n
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