Excel and mapping points with Google Fusion Tables

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Fantastic video! This is exactly what I needed.

gssoccer
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Barry: The address has to be in a single cell, as far as I know. If your source data have the address information distributed across two or more cells, you can use Excel's =concatenate function to compile the info into a single cell.

KenBlake
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Very practical instruction and easy to follow.

jfidelp
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what if you have a latitude and the longitude instead of the address?

MsNaniG
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Is there a way to draw a line between 2 points of they are under a certain distance, or at least tell the distance between 2 points?

topgun
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1000 subscribers... congratulations...

mSagarwaal
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Ken,  
really very usefull and easy to do.

Thank you so much

Claudio Chaves - Brazil

Claudiopchaves
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I see there are 2 two ways of importing several sets of data, by Google Drive or Google Fusion Tables, in your opinion what is the best choice, pros, cons on using one of them? Thank you

thejorgemarques
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I just tried it out. Is there anyway to update the table automatically?

TheZachary
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Ken, is there a reason I do not get my points to have separate colors (like red and green) by using the Mark column signify small_red and small_green

cbr
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Would fusion be able to upload 3 columns and roughly 1, 000 rows?  Would it take a really long time?

CulperJR
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Great vid, thank you-). Is there any solution to calculate the distance back in excel between locations ? Let say we have a car repair and we want to find out the distance each of our customer travel to our garage. I have over 4000 addresses to go through, Please share the ideas . Thank you

yamax
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does the address have to be all in one cell or can it be broken down with a couple of column's like Address, City, State, Zip, ect...?

cbr
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is the map dynamic? does it respond to changes in the table?

TheZachary
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How would you import highways, railroads?

ThomasHansbury