Advanced Settings - Define Contents

In this settings window you define which contents of your map should be available in easymap explorer. For example, you can configure the initial default view when calling the workbook or select a background map.

Hint: Please note that some of the settings are only valid for easymap explorer and others are also applied directly in easymap office. The settings that are applied to the workbook are marked separately. The changes that are applied to the workbook are marked with ¹.

In this settings window, you define which contents of your map are displayed in the easymap explorer should be available. For example, you can configure the initial when calling the workbook or select one.

Structure of the Settings Window

In the left part of the settings window you can see the contents of the easymap office-workbook, structured and summarised according to the view in the easymap explorer. The map layers are marked differently for you depending on availability:

level is in the easymap explorer available and already visible when opening the map.
level is in the easymap explorer available, initially invisible when opened, but can be easymap explorer can be switched to visible.

level is in the easymap explorer not available.

If the font for these layers is displayed in grey, you cannot change the availability (e.g. for PTV maps or for area layers without coloured areas).

If a layer has additional sub-elements (as in the case of the base map, for example), an arrow pointing to the right is displayed, which lists all sub-elements by expanding it. If legends have been inserted for an analysis, the legend subelement is listed.

After selecting an element, you can adjust various settings for display, label or filter on the right page of the window.

Commands in the context menu

In the table of contents on the left, you can call context menu commands on individual levels.

Changing the order of maps and layers

For single layers and maps you can change the display order with the commands Layer down and Layer up or also add a layer to the base map. If the layer is added to the base map, it can no longer be made visible or invisible separately in the explorer. Layers below the base map can be removed from this group with the context menu command remove from base map and can be used as a separate layer in the content of the map, with all setting options like other layers.

Transfer settings

Would you like to transfer individual settings directly to several analyses or to all maps?

On the right side, you can transfer the settings of individual properties to other layers using the context menu command Transfer to.... To do this, select the appropriate setting, e.g. available = Yes, and then click Transfer. Another window will open, in which you can select the layers to which you want to transfer the setting.

The settings of the different map layers

Data display on the map and in tables

In the easymap explorer you can display data on territory layers via context-sensitive tooltips in the map. In analysis outputs and area layers, you can define exactly what should be displayed when clicking on a location in the map. You also have the option of displaying tables for each analysis or territory layer below the map, as well as allowing the export of data.

To configure the table and data displays, first select the desired level in the left area of the settings window.

Additional functions

Pro features