Mapline and The Power of Maps in Data Analysis

NAPERVILLE, Ill. - April 7, 2015 - PRLog -- The power of maps can no longer be questioned especially when it comes to providing exceptional data analysis. Map visualization tells different stories that are hidden between rows and columns of Excel spreadsheet. When spreadsheet data is plotted on a map, it identifies useful information. Mapline, a web map software known to develop the easiest mapping tools, once again steps up in helping business leaders to understand the power of maps. In a few clicks, users can start to map Excel data. Mapline offers a comprehensive mapping application with unique mapping tools to understand geographical data fast.

Here are a few examples of maps that can be easily created in Mapline to understand the different sides of data analysis:

Pin Map

A pin map is a map that represents either a single data set or a number of data sets represented each by different map pin styles. In Mapline, creating a pin map is the first step to plot Excel spreadsheet data. A map pin represents one location whether it is a complete address, state,  county or zip code. The web map software allows its users to start mapping with 500 locations per day. Enterprise account subscribers can enjoy creating a pin map at 15,000 pins per day.

With pin maps, users can customize their pins to represent different data sets. For instance, they can upload company logo to represent store outlets. They can also customize pins to represent competitors, customers, suppliers and distribution centers.  Choose from a long line of different styles of pin map or make your own.

Store Locator

Mapline makes it easier for its user to increase sales and get more customers - by embedding a map on their website. A store locator is a simple answer to many customers’ inquiries on the store’s locations, activities, and others. Create a map Excel data, customize map pins and use different mapping styles. In a few minutes, a store locator is available to view on your website.

Color Coded Map

A color coded map can be easily created in Mapline. It shows multi-colored regions. Each color represents one value. For instance, if you want to map Excel data of your business in the entire United States, simply create a map and use the US state boundary highlighted in different colors that represent each state. This makes it easy to see the different values  as well as their geographic boundaries.

A color coded map of geographic regions provides new insights.  In Mapline, users can also create a color-coded map to represent the same or similar values. For instance, the maps can represent one color per sales team, or specific annual income, or project status.

Unless you plot your Excel spreadsheet in a map, your data will not reveal the insights needed to make your business successful. Create your maps now! Visit Mapline today at https://mapline.com and learn more about the other maps available.