Excel 2019 and map-tools, can I do this?

RockandGrohl

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Hello,

I understand Excel 2019 has a mapping suite built in, where you can mark maps with postcodes etc.

At the moment I have some 1,000 postcodes which I have marked on Google Maps with little pins, these are colour-coded according to strength (for example, if 900 records are in the postcode for Sheffield, this is a darker colour than 240 records within a postcode for Braintree)

What I would like to do is have a map on one sheet, with all these postcodes marked as pins with colour-coding, then when I plan a route, let's say the route goes:

Swanage - Wareham - Poole - Bournemouth - Christchurch - Salisbury - Amesbury - Swindon - Cirencester

These pins on the map then disappear.

My question really is just how in-depth is the map tools? The answer for this will inform whether we decide to commit the business to an Excel license.




Thank you!
 

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The online blurb from MS is confusing. single machine, but says the apps can be installed five time per user, and that there are unlimited users.

You might be able to get the 2016 version which has map access also, and should be easier to source
 
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If you buy the office suite then you aren't committing a open ended monthly payment.

The online blurb from MS is confusing. single machine, but says the apps can be installed five time per user, and that there are unlimited users.

You might be able to get the 2016 version which has map access also, and should be easier to source

Nice one, thanks, does anyone know how versatile the map functionality is?
 
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