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There are many benefits when you use Maptitude mapping software to turn your Excel data into maps:

Locate, aggregate, and analyze data geographically and find spatialpatterns and relationships in your data
Quickly see the information and trends hidden in yourgeographic data
Create 3-D maps, heat maps, territories, drive-time rings,hot-spots, charts, and reports
Import, analyze, segment, and report on data in almost anyformat
Map your data for any country in the world: where availableuse demographic, address, zip code, post code or county boundarydata
Use location intelligence to filter and categorize data
Print, export, manage, share, and use located-based results
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Maptitude is competitively priced and enables organizations andbusinesses to use their location-based data to improve decision making.Why spend more for less?

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This blog post was authored by James Marshall, Developer on the Excel Power Map team In early September, we introduced you to Custom Maps, a new feature in Power Map for Excel. Today Microsoft announced a new Power Map update that includes two of the most requested features by our users: Filtering and Custom Maps. As usual, all of the new.

The best mapping software! Here's why:

√ Maptitude is the easiest-to-use full featured mapping software, andincludes powerful tools such as multi-ring drive-time zones

Excel has a mapping feature that allows me to map data by zip code. Does numbers have a similar feature? I compile survey data and chart it, but I like being able to export it to a map for presentations.
The editable world map allows users to create visual representations using map pins. Easily implement a color-coded legend, apply it to your map pins, and place them on the world map template at the desired locations. Maps for PowerPoint allow users to instantly create professional, high-quality presentations.

√ Maptitude hasno subscription fees, and supports secure off-line data storage

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√ Maptitudeprovides fully customizable maps with unlimited point icons

√ Maptitude hasunlimited pin-mapping/geocoding

√ Maptitude includes free mapping data anddemographics covering everything from population statistics to businesslocations, postal/ZIP Codes, and more!

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“ Maptitude supports all of MapPoint and Powermap’s data plottingoptions out-of-the-box. It can plot Column Maps (Prism Maps), Bubble Maps(pie charts), Heatmaps, and Regions (area layers); and does not require asubscription or an Internet connection.”

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Update: Learn more about Power Map

Today, with Office Service Pack 1, we’re announcing that moving forward Power Map will now be native to Excel. No longer a preview add-in, Power Map can now be found on the “Insert” tab in Excel for Office 365 ProPlus customers. Subscription customers will have access to all the new and upcoming features of Power Map, from new types of data visualizations on the Bing map, to new 3-D analysis features, to new ways of storytelling with your “tours”. Power Map allows you to quickly visualize geospatial data that you have already brought into Excel with Power Query and mashed-up with Power Pivot. Power Map also provides an immersive 3-D data exploration experience, supplementing the self-service visualization capabilities of Power View dashboards sharable through Power BI for Office 365.

Since its research prototype beginnings with WorldWide Telescope, to its public preview in April as the project codename “GeoFlow”, Power Map has continued to introduce the business intelligence community to new ways of interactively exploring their data geospatially in 3-D. For some, it is the initial delight that gets customer’s attention and allows engagement in broader discussions around BI. For others, it is core to what a customer will develop and deliver in a boardroom setting to their management, who might then become extremely engaged in the visualizations – standing up, walking and pointing out key data points in the visual – during the demonstration. What all these Power Map customers have in common is their desire to see their geospatial and temporal data, currently locked in rows and columns, “come to life” in the familiar environment of Excel and then share their insights and stories with others. We will continue to deliver on our mission: To transform data into fluid 3-D stories, unlocking new insights for everyone.

The general availability of Power Map is world-wide, with support for all 40 languages that Office supports, and fixes for many numerous usability-hindering bugs we have heard about since the Public Preview rename in September, such as improved abilities to map data across the globe. You can learn more about using Power Map and it’s availability on Office.com.

Let us know in the comments what types of data you are visualizing with Power Map and if there are any features we can add over the next few months that will make your tours come to life the map! Map on!