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. Depending on …

Get started with Power Map and create your first map, using your own data or one of our sample data sets.

Once you’ve created a Map chart, you might want to take advantage of some of its powerful formatting features. Note: Map charts are only available in Excel 2016 if you have a Microsoft …

Get started with 3D Maps in Excel 2016 for Windows and create your first map, using your own data or one of our sample data sets.

Here's how you can use those items to create your custom map: In Excel, open the workbook that has the X and Y coordinates data for your image. Click Insert > Map. Click New Tour. In …

To import and export XML data in Excel, an XML Map that associates XML elements with data in cells to get the results you want will be useful. To create one, you need to have an XML …

Here's how you can use those items to create your custom map: In Excel, open the workbook that has the X and Y coordinates data for your image. Click Insert > 3D Map. Click New Tour. In …

Create a treemap chart Select your data. Go to the Insert tab > Insert Hierarchy Chart > Treemap. You can also use Recommended Charts to create a treemap chart by going to Insert > …

Create a 3D Maos tour to show a time-based relationship between geographic locations and their associated data in Excel 2016 for Windows.

You can create or open a workbook in Excel, attach an XML schema file (.xsd) to the workbook, and then use the XML Source task pane to map XML elements of the schema to individual …