
Senario # 01 – Plotting The Population Of EU Countries In the Year 2000: We will use the European data from the file we downloaded, modified to be used with this tutorial. We will then see how the options available will improve it for us.
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For a beginer, it is best to download the Excel version of the file. You can download the data as an Excel file, in CVS or text file format. You can download the one used in the tutorial from this link. If you are practicing using this feature Microsoft offers a number of databases of data that you can use.įor this tutorial, we will be using data from the World Bank Database. If you have your own data to plot, that is great. Getting and Preparing Data to be plotted:

Select the “Power Map” Add-in and press OK.Īfter installation, the power map ribbon will appear in the “ Insert” Tab. since we have already installed it, it should appear in this list. You will be offered a number of options.Ģ- On Lower Right side of the dialogue box, select “COM “based add-ins.ģ- This will display the dialogue box with options to select an add-in. Google “MS Excel Power Map for Excel 2013” and you will find as the number 1 result (probably) the MS web page that you can download the add-in from.Īfter downloading and installing add-in, you can load it from the add-in menu, as follows:ġ- Go to File Menu > Options > Add-Ins. Power Map is pre-installed in Excel 2016. Power Map is also available as a com-based, separately installable add-in. The term “Power” refers to the family of BI products that have been included in various versions of Excel, starting from Excel 2010 onward.

Power Map is a MS Excel Add-in that is part of its BI (business intelligence) suite and is used to map geographic data. Our today’s post is about “Power Map” is by Ben Richardson who runs Acuity Training a London-based provider of Excel courses
