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Importing Lat and Long directly to Pushpin Dataset?
This is a discussion on Importing Lat and Long directly to Pushpin Dataset? within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Hi, It seems that when importing data, you must specify atleast a few address parts to translate into a pushpin ...
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| Importing Lat and Long directly to Pushpin Dataset? It seems that when importing data, you must specify atleast a few address parts to translate into a pushpin set. All the data i have in my DB is Lat/Long coords. Is it possible to turn this into a pushpin set without programmatically processing the dataset and manually adding the pushpins? Thanks, Jeff         |
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You can just make a text file like: " Name,Latitude,Longitude Entry 1 Name,33.9817,-84.08405 Entry 2 Name, 33.8732,-84.03923 etc " And then use the Import Data Wizard to make a new Pushpin set this way. You can also use a tool like gpxexchange if you have a bunch of waypoints to import in gpx format. |
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