Creating Maps for Studio Reports
To create an AmMap, click Map icon or go to Insert > Map
Figure 1: Inserting Map
Select the area on the canvas to design your AmMap.
Figure 2: Selecting Region
Once you have selected the area on which you want to create an AmMap, you can edit the associated properties to design the map.
You can view the properties in Detail view as well as Sort view.
Detail view distributes various properties under various categories. Below is an example of detail view.
Figure 3: Detail View
Sort view sorts the properties in alphabetical order irrespective to their category.
Below we have discussed the properties based on Detail view.
Properties
Data
Figure 4: Adding Data
Property | Value | Comment |
Connection Name | Select from the Dropdown | Select a connection name |
Connection Type | Select from the Dropdown | Select a name for the type of connection |
Data Source | Source QO
Specify SQL | Select an already created query object from the dropdown
Create a specific SQL for the map. Click on SQL designer to create a query |
Runtime Connection Name | Select from the Dropdown
| Select a name to identify the connection at runtime |
General
Figure 5: General Settings
Property | Value | Comment |
Area Attributes | Specify in the popup window | Area attributes dialog helps you design the content of the balloon that opens when an area on the map is clicked.
For eg – if you want to show the count of games for specific areas, set field as game and function as count. You can add prefix, suffix, and set this as title. You can provide multiple attributes. |
Area Field | Select from the dropdown | Select appropriate field for grouping of data.
For example: the field that contains state name, country name etc. If you select Country, the respective attributes will be visible on hovering over the country you have selected |
Map Type | Select the Map Data | Select the type of map you want to use based on your geographic data
For eg – if your data consists of regions related to the United States, you can select Map – USA countries |
Heatmap
Figure 6: Map Settings
Property | Value | Comment |
End Color | Select from the color palette | Choose the color for maximum value. This defines the color intensity which denotes the highest value. |
Start Color | Select from the color palette | Choose the color for the minimum value. The minimum value would be denoted using this color. The color intensity will change as the values ascend. |
Summary Function | Select from the list | Select the function based on which the values of the Value Field must be calculated |
Value Field | Select from the dropdown | Select the field on which you want to create the map. Based on the field you select here the map will be plotted |
Misc
Figure 7: Other Settings
Property | Value | Comment |
Name | Type yourself | Provide a name to uniquely identify this map |
Height | Type yourself | Provide the height at which you want to place the map in the report |
Left | Type yourself | Provide the position value (in pixel) from the left margin |
Tag | Type yourself | Provide tags to associate the control with another control(s) |
Top | Type yourself | Provide the position value (in pixel) from the top margin |
Visible | True
False | Select true if you want the map to be visible on the report
Select false if you do not want the map to be visible on the report |
Width | Type yourself | Provide the width value (from left to right) for the map |
Once you have set the desired properties, you can preview the map to take a quick look.
Preview
Click on the preview tab. The report preview will appear.
Figure 8: Map Preview
Save the report. Upload the report on the Webstudio using the Upload Report icon.
Below image is an example of how the report would appear on the Webstudio.
Figure 9: Map
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