Unlock a world of possibilities! Login now and discover the exclusive benefits awaiting you.
As per the US country data there are multiple states that has same city names, such as mentioned below. Is there any extension or any other way to plot the city and state only these two columns in map without using latitude and longitude?
Country | City | State | Population | Zip Code |
USA | Springfield | Missouri | 165378 | 49015 |
USA | Springfield | Illinois | 116809 | 62629 |
USA | Rochester | New York | 209983 | 14604 |
USA | Rochester | Minnesota | 111402 | 55905 |
USA | Riverside | California | 319504 | 92503 |
USA | Yonkers | New York | 200667 | 10703 |
USA | Worcester | Massachusetts | 183016 | 01655 |
Hi,
Ok, a quick way to make a unique key is to concatenate the city and state field: city & ',' & state as city_key. Use city_key as the as the dimension for the point layer. After that, go and set the country in the location tab.
The dimension controls the number of items in the layer, with 5 unique city names you get 5 bubbles. Which won't work cause there are 7 cities, two with same name. Adding state info will make the name unique. See my example.
Thanks,
Patric
Hi Patric,
I want to plot the unique combination of city and state. It would be great if you can provide any sample or example.
Also as you have mentioned to use id as dimension, it would be great if you can specify what you meant by id.
Hi,
Ok, a quick way to make a unique key is to concatenate the city and state field: city & ',' & state as city_key. Use city_key as the as the dimension for the point layer. After that, go and set the country in the location tab.
The dimension controls the number of items in the layer, with 5 unique city names you get 5 bubbles. Which won't work cause there are 7 cities, two with same name. Adding state info will make the name unique. See my example.
Thanks,
Patric
Thank you Patric. It worked and it was really helpful.