C
Cassini
Hi,
I have a task that I do not know where to start.
I need to colour different countries depending on the view: Population
GNP, km^2 and a few more views. I will then show this on a World map o
on Regional maps: Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Middle East, ..
(I have them as Drawing objects-freeforms).
The colours scales and the intevalls needs to be optional, depending o
the view (population, GNP, ...), but not depending on the map.
So I thought; I have one sheet with all the data, the intervalls an
the colours. I have each map on separate sheets. I start to Selec
view: Population, GNP,... and I then Select the Map and then hit
button.
If it looks good, I'm done but, If the colours don't look good I nee
to change them, and If the intervalls are too big I need to chang
them.
I use Win2000 and XL2002, so no map utility . And I would be happ
for any examples, where to start.
- If this works fine, I will also include captial cities. -
Cassin
I have a task that I do not know where to start.
I need to colour different countries depending on the view: Population
GNP, km^2 and a few more views. I will then show this on a World map o
on Regional maps: Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Middle East, ..
(I have them as Drawing objects-freeforms).
The colours scales and the intevalls needs to be optional, depending o
the view (population, GNP, ...), but not depending on the map.
So I thought; I have one sheet with all the data, the intervalls an
the colours. I have each map on separate sheets. I start to Selec
view: Population, GNP,... and I then Select the Map and then hit
button.
If it looks good, I'm done but, If the colours don't look good I nee
to change them, and If the intervalls are too big I need to chang
them.
I use Win2000 and XL2002, so no map utility . And I would be happ
for any examples, where to start.
- If this works fine, I will also include captial cities. -
Cassin