Open a browser, and go to Google Maps (make sure you are signed in).
From the menu (upper left, looks like parallel lines), select “your places”
Click on MAPS.
At the bottom, click on “CREATE MAP”
In the middle of the box that appears, click on “Import”
Select the xlsx file from your computer or drag it into the box.
How do I create a map from Excel data?
Create a Map chart with Data Types
Map charts have gotten even easier with geography data types.
Now it’s time to create a map chart, so select any cell within the data range, then go to the Insert tab > Charts > Maps > Filled Map.
If the preview looks good, then press OK.
How do I create a map with multiple addresses?
Make sure you are logged into Google and then following the steps below:
Go to Google.com/maps.
In the top left corner, click the 3 bars.
Click Your Places.
Click Maps.
Click Create Map.
How do I sort addresses in Excel?
Sort addresses by street name in Excel, you need to create a help column first. 1. Select a blank cell adjacent to the address list, and type this formula =MID(A1,FIND(” “,A1)+1,255) (A1 is the cell of your address list), and press Enter button, then drag the fill handle to fill the range you want.
How do I import multiple addresses from Excel?
Click the Import/Export tab on the Address Book screen.
Select Import from the Choose Action drop-down menu.
Click Replace Address Book to replace the addresses in the Address Book with imported addresses.
Select to import the addresses as Recipients,Senders,broker,both recipient/sender or all (recipient,sender and broker).
How to create a map in Excel?
Insert your data into an Excel worksheet. Include a column heading.
Click “File” and then click “Save”.
Click on the top left cell of your data. In the above example, that would be cell A1.
Click “Insert” and then click “Map”.
Click on the area of the worksheet where you want your map to be.
How to map Excel data?
Click anywhere on the table and go to the ribbon placed at the upper pane. Select Inset,and in chart options,you can see the Maps option there.
Click on the Maps and select an option called Filled Map. You will see a blank graph coming up. See the screenshots below.
On the Design tab,click on the Select Data option. It will allow you to select the data for Map Chart.
A new pop-up window named “ Select Data Source ”. Here,you will add your data.
Under Chart Data Range,select the data from cell A1 to cell B6.
You will see a map graph as shown in the image below. It highlights that area where your sales have happened (on the world map,you can say).
Now,Right-Click on the chart area,you will see a list of operations available for this chart.
This will open up a new pane called Format Chart Area.
Click on the navigation down arrow available besides the Chart Options. It will open up several chart options.
Once you click on Series “Sales Amount”,it will open up Series Options using which you can customize your data.
Under Series Options,click on the Series Color option. It will open up a list of colors that are used by default while creating this map chart.
Click on the dropdown and select the Diverging (3-Color) option under Series Color.
Choose the following color as shown in the screenshot for each of the Minimum,Midpoint and Maximum series value and see the change in the graph.
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