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This is a discussion on linking data to converted shapefile within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Hi -- I have been able to convert a shapefile, that is then displayed on the US map, and I ...
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06-21-2003
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| linking data to converted shapefile I have been able to convert a shapefile, that is then displayed on the US map, and I now need to link to an XLS file that has codes & data for the new territories. I cannot see how to do this. The territory wizard wants a territory id assigned to my imported shapefile polygons and I cannot determine how to do this. Thank you for any help. Bob         |
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06-22-2003
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The territory wizard does not work with imported drawing objects, it only works with built-in geographies, that's why you need an ID (for instance a two character abbreviation for a state). In order to graphically display the data associated with your polygons you would have to render them in different colors as they are being imported. This involves custom programming. Eric
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