Power Map provides interactive, 3D visualization with geospatial and temporal data. Map Icon Getting Started with Power Map for Excel Now if you go to INSERT tab, you will notice the Map icon appears on the right side of the image, as seen below: On the COM Add-Ins dialog box, check “Microsoft Power Map Preview for Excel” and then click on OK button: Once installed, you need to go to the File menu and click on Options as shown below, to enable the add-in for use:Ĭlick on Add-Ins tab on the left side and then from the Manage combo-box, select COM Add-Ins as shown below and the click on Go button:
You can find more information on this, under Software Requirements section in the Microsoft Download Center
#EXCEL FOR MAC POWERMAP INSTALL#
To install Power Map Excel add-in, you require Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Plus, Office 365 ProPlus. The Power Map (code name for this feature was "GeoFlow") is a free Excel add-in (supported in Excel 2013) that can be installed from the Microsoft Download Center.
#EXCEL FOR MAC POWERMAP HOW TO#
In this article, I am going to talk about Power Map in detail, how to install it and how to get started using it. In my last article, Understanding Microsoft Power BI - Self Service BI Solutions, I talked in detail about Microsoft Power BI self-service solution and its different components. It lets you plot geographical and temporal data visually, analyze it in 3D visualization format and create an interactive, guided cinematic tour to discover new insights by seeing your data in geographic space and seeing time-stamped data change over time (which you might not have seen in traditional 2D tables and charts) and to share it with others. Power Map is an Excel add-in under the Microsoft Power BI umbrella that extends the capability of Power View by enabling end users to visualize data in a 3D visualization format.
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