SlideShare a Scribd company logo
SimplyMap is a web-based mapping application that changes the way you use and interact with complex
data. SimplyMap enables non-technical and advanced users to quickly create professional thematic maps and
reports using powerful demographic, business, and marketing data. This guide will help you get started.
SimplyMap Quick Reference
Click the New Map button at the top of the SimplyMap window.
SimplyMap’s easy-to-use wizard can walk you through a few quick
steps to select the data and location to display in the map. Click
Launch Map Wizard and follow the on-screen instructions to get
started.
To create a map without using the wizard:
(a) Click Variables on the left side of the window to open the Variables
Panel. Browse the list of variables by clicking on a category and then
selecting folders. As you navigate through the variable hierarchy, individual
variables will appear on the right side of the panel. When you mouse over
a variable, the Action Menu will appear. Click on Use this Variable and
close the Variables panel to update the map with the new data.
(b) Click Locations on the left side of the window to open the Locations
Panel. Follow the steps on-screen to select a specific location. After clicking
Use This Location, click the “X” to close the Locations Panel and update the
map.
Create a map showing demographic or marketing
data for a specific location:
Powerful Data,
Professional Results TM
®
How do I . . . ?
Click the New Tabular Report button at the top of the SimplyMap
window. Select Standard Report. Click Launch Standard Report
Wizard; the on-screen instructions will walk you through selecting the
first location and variable for the report. Once you have completed the
wizard steps, follow the steps below to add more variables or locations
to the report.
To create a report without using the wizard:
a) Click the Locations button on the left side of the window to open the
Locations Panel. Follow the steps on-screen to select the specific location
to add to the report. After clicking Use This Location, you can repeat this
process to add more locations, or click the “X” to close the Locations Panel
and update the report.
(b) Click Variables on the left side of the window to open the Variables
Panel. Browse the list of variables by clicking on a category and then
selecting folders. As you navigate through the variable hierarchy, individual
variables will appear on the right side of the panel. When you mouse over
a variable, the Action Menu will appear. Click on Use this Variable and
close the Variables panel to update the map with the new data.
Create a custom report comparing data across
multiple locations:
w w w. G e o g r a p h i c R e s e a r c h . c o m
i n f o @ G e o g r a p h i c R e s e a r c h . c o m
w w w . G e o g r a p h i c R e s e a r c h . c o m
a) Click on the map tab you would like to export. From the
large Action Menu near the top right corner of the window,
select Export Map As and either a GIF or PDF. This will open
a preview window where you can configure the exported map
image.
b) In the Preview window, you can drag and drop the legend
anywhere on the map. You can also add text to your map by
typing a title in the Text Area box and then clicking the “add
text area” link to add the text to your map.
c) You can select Email from the drop-down menu to send the
exported map image to any email address, or select File to
download the image directly to your computer.
Export a map to use in Powerpoint
or Word:
With SimplyMap, you can export large amounts of data for
a specific location using the Location Analysis Report. For
example, you can export data for all ZIP Codes in Chicago,
or for all Census Tracts in Maricopa County, Arizona. This
exported data can be used in a spreadsheet, database,
statistical analysis or desktop GIS program.
a) Click the New Tabular Report button at the top of the
SimplyMap window. Select Location Analysis Report. Click
Launch Location Analysis Wizard and follow the on-screen
instructions to select a location and variable for the report.
Use the menus at the top of the screen to edit the location or
the geographic unit (type of location) included in the report.
To create a location analysis report without using the wizard:
b) Select the location you are interested in, such as the city of
Chicago, and then add variables to the report. Once created
you can edit the report to show ZIP Codes, Census Tracts or
Block Groups in Chicago using the Analyze Data By dropdown
box.
c) Once you have the desired data in the report, select
Download Table from the large Actions Menu. Reports can be
downloaded in Excel, .CSV, or .DBF format.
Export ZIP Code, Tract or Block-Group
data for an entire city or county:
Printed on 100% recycled paper.

More Related Content

DOCX
Field move clino
PDF
Tableau motion charts
DOC
Manual gis
PDF
Tableau - waterfall charts
DOCX
Use MapWindow to Figure Out Census Tract by Cities
PDF
Tableau scatter plot
PDF
Tableau - crosstab
PDF
Pentaho_Tableau_Comparison
Field move clino
Tableau motion charts
Manual gis
Tableau - waterfall charts
Use MapWindow to Figure Out Census Tract by Cities
Tableau scatter plot
Tableau - crosstab
Pentaho_Tableau_Comparison

What's hot (20)

PDF
How to plot a scatterplot
PDF
02+ +step+by+step+qgis
PDF
Power BI - Mapping
PDF
Digitization arc gis
PDF
Mass haul
PDF
Lab #5 gps
PPT
Map to Image Georeferencing using ERDAS software
PPTX
100 Metros User's Guide
PPT
Sales dashboard demo
PPTX
Remote Sensing: Georeferencing
PDF
Basics of GIS | Base Map | Georeferencing | Satellite Imagery | Step by Step
PDF
Power BI - Getting Started Guide
DOC
Flexible planning in sap pp
PDF
ArcGIS Pro Lesson 1
PPTX
MIS 226: Chapter 3
PDF
Tableau bullet graph
PPTX
SAP Lumira - Enriching data
PPTX
SAP Lumira - Building visualizations
PPTX
SAP Lumira - Acquiring data
How to plot a scatterplot
02+ +step+by+step+qgis
Power BI - Mapping
Digitization arc gis
Mass haul
Lab #5 gps
Map to Image Georeferencing using ERDAS software
100 Metros User's Guide
Sales dashboard demo
Remote Sensing: Georeferencing
Basics of GIS | Base Map | Georeferencing | Satellite Imagery | Step by Step
Power BI - Getting Started Guide
Flexible planning in sap pp
ArcGIS Pro Lesson 1
MIS 226: Chapter 3
Tableau bullet graph
SAP Lumira - Enriching data
SAP Lumira - Building visualizations
SAP Lumira - Acquiring data
Ad

Viewers also liked (8)

DOCX
FACES Mears Park Presents: REVOLT
PDF
Aspelund, reggie.young scholar 2014
PDF
Harvard Business Review-How Motivational Focus Drives Performance, by Heidi G...
DOCX
Marketing final dryel paper
DOCX
Lofty Ambitions: ANN's Response to Zara's Fast Fashion
PDF
Od4961 lipstick manufacturing industry report
DOCX
Scope and challenge of international marketing
PDF
Fashion show production
FACES Mears Park Presents: REVOLT
Aspelund, reggie.young scholar 2014
Harvard Business Review-How Motivational Focus Drives Performance, by Heidi G...
Marketing final dryel paper
Lofty Ambitions: ANN's Response to Zara's Fast Fashion
Od4961 lipstick manufacturing industry report
Scope and challenge of international marketing
Fashion show production
Ad

Similar to Simplymap guide (20)

PPTX
7. Creating MAPS.pptx Maps in tableau indepth
PPTX
Don't Get Lost in Data Without a Map
DOCX
Ask for maps – location analytics!
DOCX
We Got A Map For That FAQs
PPSX
Web Based GIS LeadGen Introduction
PDF
Georgia Municipal Association Users Guide to Interactive Mapping
PDF
Tableau Customer Conference - Geographic Analysis
PDF
Introduction to-arc map
PPTX
Quick And Easy Custom Maps
PPTX
Quick And Easy Custom Maps
PPTX
GIS for Business Dance Hall Siting
PDF
PresGuru MapInfo Workbook Sample
PPTX
TargetMap overview
PPT
Bus infoengineers january_25_2013_engr185_final in class
PPT
QlikView and Location / Map Intelligence
PPTX
The 10 MUSTS of Economic Development Data
PPTX
Quick and Easy Custom Maps
PPTX
Location Intelligence - the Next Evolution of Business Applications
PPT
How to load geocoded points to Mappler
PPT
Why mapping software is great for sales
7. Creating MAPS.pptx Maps in tableau indepth
Don't Get Lost in Data Without a Map
Ask for maps – location analytics!
We Got A Map For That FAQs
Web Based GIS LeadGen Introduction
Georgia Municipal Association Users Guide to Interactive Mapping
Tableau Customer Conference - Geographic Analysis
Introduction to-arc map
Quick And Easy Custom Maps
Quick And Easy Custom Maps
GIS for Business Dance Hall Siting
PresGuru MapInfo Workbook Sample
TargetMap overview
Bus infoengineers january_25_2013_engr185_final in class
QlikView and Location / Map Intelligence
The 10 MUSTS of Economic Development Data
Quick and Easy Custom Maps
Location Intelligence - the Next Evolution of Business Applications
How to load geocoded points to Mappler
Why mapping software is great for sales

More from Reggie Aspelund (11)

PPTX
Mercedes-Benz CLA presenation_final_copy
PPTX
Apple Presentaion
PDF
Center for Catholic Studies Communications Plan Working Proposal
PPTX
FO working execution plan
PPT
Brand strategy & building tool kit
PDF
MN AMA Annual Conference-Virtuwell by Heath Partners
PPTX
Spout It-Pitch for Communications & Journalism-Small Group Communition, Group...
PDF
12 03 audience and passionpoints final-1
PPTX
Faces Mears Park Presents: REVOLT
PPTX
Finnegans
PPTX
Subaru love campagin final edit
Mercedes-Benz CLA presenation_final_copy
Apple Presentaion
Center for Catholic Studies Communications Plan Working Proposal
FO working execution plan
Brand strategy & building tool kit
MN AMA Annual Conference-Virtuwell by Heath Partners
Spout It-Pitch for Communications & Journalism-Small Group Communition, Group...
12 03 audience and passionpoints final-1
Faces Mears Park Presents: REVOLT
Finnegans
Subaru love campagin final edit

Simplymap guide

  • 1. SimplyMap is a web-based mapping application that changes the way you use and interact with complex data. SimplyMap enables non-technical and advanced users to quickly create professional thematic maps and reports using powerful demographic, business, and marketing data. This guide will help you get started. SimplyMap Quick Reference Click the New Map button at the top of the SimplyMap window. SimplyMap’s easy-to-use wizard can walk you through a few quick steps to select the data and location to display in the map. Click Launch Map Wizard and follow the on-screen instructions to get started. To create a map without using the wizard: (a) Click Variables on the left side of the window to open the Variables Panel. Browse the list of variables by clicking on a category and then selecting folders. As you navigate through the variable hierarchy, individual variables will appear on the right side of the panel. When you mouse over a variable, the Action Menu will appear. Click on Use this Variable and close the Variables panel to update the map with the new data. (b) Click Locations on the left side of the window to open the Locations Panel. Follow the steps on-screen to select a specific location. After clicking Use This Location, click the “X” to close the Locations Panel and update the map. Create a map showing demographic or marketing data for a specific location: Powerful Data, Professional Results TM ® How do I . . . ? Click the New Tabular Report button at the top of the SimplyMap window. Select Standard Report. Click Launch Standard Report Wizard; the on-screen instructions will walk you through selecting the first location and variable for the report. Once you have completed the wizard steps, follow the steps below to add more variables or locations to the report. To create a report without using the wizard: a) Click the Locations button on the left side of the window to open the Locations Panel. Follow the steps on-screen to select the specific location to add to the report. After clicking Use This Location, you can repeat this process to add more locations, or click the “X” to close the Locations Panel and update the report. (b) Click Variables on the left side of the window to open the Variables Panel. Browse the list of variables by clicking on a category and then selecting folders. As you navigate through the variable hierarchy, individual variables will appear on the right side of the panel. When you mouse over a variable, the Action Menu will appear. Click on Use this Variable and close the Variables panel to update the map with the new data. Create a custom report comparing data across multiple locations: w w w. G e o g r a p h i c R e s e a r c h . c o m i n f o @ G e o g r a p h i c R e s e a r c h . c o m
  • 2. w w w . G e o g r a p h i c R e s e a r c h . c o m a) Click on the map tab you would like to export. From the large Action Menu near the top right corner of the window, select Export Map As and either a GIF or PDF. This will open a preview window where you can configure the exported map image. b) In the Preview window, you can drag and drop the legend anywhere on the map. You can also add text to your map by typing a title in the Text Area box and then clicking the “add text area” link to add the text to your map. c) You can select Email from the drop-down menu to send the exported map image to any email address, or select File to download the image directly to your computer. Export a map to use in Powerpoint or Word: With SimplyMap, you can export large amounts of data for a specific location using the Location Analysis Report. For example, you can export data for all ZIP Codes in Chicago, or for all Census Tracts in Maricopa County, Arizona. This exported data can be used in a spreadsheet, database, statistical analysis or desktop GIS program. a) Click the New Tabular Report button at the top of the SimplyMap window. Select Location Analysis Report. Click Launch Location Analysis Wizard and follow the on-screen instructions to select a location and variable for the report. Use the menus at the top of the screen to edit the location or the geographic unit (type of location) included in the report. To create a location analysis report without using the wizard: b) Select the location you are interested in, such as the city of Chicago, and then add variables to the report. Once created you can edit the report to show ZIP Codes, Census Tracts or Block Groups in Chicago using the Analyze Data By dropdown box. c) Once you have the desired data in the report, select Download Table from the large Actions Menu. Reports can be downloaded in Excel, .CSV, or .DBF format. Export ZIP Code, Tract or Block-Group data for an entire city or county: Printed on 100% recycled paper.