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Mapping multiple 'groups' of data
This is a discussion on Mapping multiple 'groups' of data within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Hello everyone: Is there a way to map a number of 'groups' of locations? Suppose I have 100 locations, (unique ...
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| Mapping multiple 'groups' of data Is there a way to map a number of 'groups' of locations? Suppose I have 100 locations, (unique lats, longs and name) that fall into to distinct groups. Can I map the 10 groups by special pushpins, so they are visibly different? How? Thanks!         |
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| Mapping multiple 'groups' of data
If you import each "group" as a pushpin dataset you can assign a unique marker to each dataset. If you are using the Import Data Wizard, after you import the data, select Pushpin from the Data Mapping Wizard. You can change the name of the dataset, select the fields to be displayed in balloons, and set the display symbol. |
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