Hi Sai,

Please try to get the API key,

To retrieve your API key:

1. Visit the APIs Console at Google Developers Console and log in with your Google Account.
2. Click the Services link from the left-hand menu.
3. Activate the Google Maps Embed API service.
4. Click the API Access link from the left-hand menu. Your API key is available from the API Access page, in the Simple API Access section. Maps API applications use the Key for browser apps.

Sai,

Refer the below ,

How to embed a Google satellite image in a Tableau Public visualization:

The first group of 5 steps shows you how to create a url for each bridge, and the second group of 5 steps shows you how to add a box to your dashboard to pull up the bridges.

I. Create the URLs
1. First, notice that the data file contains Latitude (“LAT”) & Longitude (“LON”) for each bridge.

2. A Google Maps search for a particular Latitude & Longitude (say, 48.445781 and -122.341108) yields a link url like this:

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=48.445781,-122.341108&hl=en&sll=48.445781,-122.341108&sspn=0.009949,0.026157&t=h&z=16

3. The url can be simplified a little bit as follows:

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=48.445781,-122.341108&z=17&t=h&output=svembed

4. Breaking down the elements of the url, we can see that after the latitude & longitude, there are three parameters in the url:

• “q=48.445781,-122.341108″ – these are your coordinates. Note that if you have an address field instead of Lat/Long, you can put an address after “q=” as well
• &z=17 – this specifies the zoom level. Higher numbers zoom in, lower numbers zoom out
• &t=h – this specifies the type of map. (t=m is a map, t=h is a satellite view)
• &output=svembed – this is a key parameter that makes sure the website you embed in your viz doesn’t include the entire site – just the map itself

5.  You could then generalize the url to:

• https://maps.google.com/maps?q=<LAT>,+<LON>&z=17&t=h&output=svembed

You can see that the actual numbers for Latitude and Longitude have been replaced with field names <LAT> and <LON>

The next group of steps walks you through how to add a box to your dashboard that pulls up this embedded satellite image when a user clicks on a particular circle.

http://kb.tableau.com/articles/knowledgebase/linking-google-maps

The Vizioneer: Tableau and Google Maps - Finally friends again!

Regards,

Vaish

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