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I tried to plot the longitude and latitude of postal code data from the Netherlands in a QLikView scatter chart.So far I have this chart :
The data that I used is NL.zip, downloaded from GeoNames
I want to remove the empty space below and above. How can I short the Y-axis from 50,8 to 53,6?
A second problem is zoom in :
When I perform the selection as above, I'd like to have this selection on the whole graph and keep the same aspect ratio. The result that I get now is shown below :
Things that I already did are :
Axes > tick of 'Forced 0' for both axes
Ticked of 'Show Legend'
Later I want to add a picture of the Netherlands as background and align the data points on the picture. If keeping the same aspect ratio the data points should be still aligned with the image while zooming in.
Accepted Solutions
Ok, well here are the instructions and a screenshot
// 1. Open url: http://www.openstreetmap.org/
// 2. Click on "Export".
// 3. Adjust the map if you know the geo coordinates
// or adjust a map extract with your mouse.
// 4. Enter the minimum and maximum long- and latitude, shown to the left of the map:
SET vCoordinateMinX=3.24;
SET vCoordinateMaxX=7.35;
SET vCoordinateMinY=50.75;
SET vCoordinateMaxY=53.51;
// 5. Enter the width and height of the export-image, shown above the export-button:
// Tip: You can adjust the scale to modify the size of the map
SET vImageMaxX=933;
SET vImageMaxY=1073;
// 6. Export the map as image and save it on your computer.
// 7. Load your data. It has to contain the postcode
GeoInfo:
LOAD * Inline [Naam,4PP, Score
'A',7206,100
'B',1336,100
'C',8232,75
];
// Load geodata.
LEFT JOIN
LOAD * FROM ..\4pp.xls (biff, embedded labels, table is [4pp$]);
As X expression
=(Longitude-vCoordinateMinX) * (vImageMaxX / (vCoordinateMaxX-vCoordinateMinX))
As Y expression
=(Latitude-vCoordinateMinY) * (vImageMaxY / (vCoordinateMaxY-vCoordinateMinY))
Set the Axis settings Static Min to 0 for both axes
And the Static max to =vImageMaxX and =vImageMaxY
Ok, well here are the instructions and a screenshot
// 1. Open url: http://www.openstreetmap.org/
// 2. Click on "Export".
// 3. Adjust the map if you know the geo coordinates
// or adjust a map extract with your mouse.
// 4. Enter the minimum and maximum long- and latitude, shown to the left of the map:
SET vCoordinateMinX=3.24;
SET vCoordinateMaxX=7.35;
SET vCoordinateMinY=50.75;
SET vCoordinateMaxY=53.51;
// 5. Enter the width and height of the export-image, shown above the export-button:
// Tip: You can adjust the scale to modify the size of the map
SET vImageMaxX=933;
SET vImageMaxY=1073;
// 6. Export the map as image and save it on your computer.
// 7. Load your data. It has to contain the postcode
GeoInfo:
LOAD * Inline [Naam,4PP, Score
'A',7206,100
'B',1336,100
'C',8232,75
];
// Load geodata.
LEFT JOIN
LOAD * FROM ..\4pp.xls (biff, embedded labels, table is [4pp$]);
As X expression
=(Longitude-vCoordinateMinX) * (vImageMaxX / (vCoordinateMaxX-vCoordinateMinX))
As Y expression
=(Latitude-vCoordinateMinY) * (vImageMaxY / (vCoordinateMaxY-vCoordinateMinY))
Set the Axis settings Static Min to 0 for both axes
And the Static max to =vImageMaxX and =vImageMaxY
