Use the Wemap spreadsheet following an Excel import

When creating a list via Excel import, your data is automatically centralized in a Wemap spreadsheet.

This facilitates updating your content: you can view and modify the information of the list's points directly from Wemap Pro.


Wemap spreadsheet organization

  • To view / modify the spreadsheet, you must access your list.
  • The spreadsheet is organized in the same way as your original Excel file:
    • each row corresponds to a point;
    • each column corresponds to the content / properties / information of the point.
  • Any modification made in the spreadsheet will be automatically synchronized on the map to which the list is associated.

Managing and editing the spreadsheet

  1. Access your list to view your points' information in spreadsheet format.
  2. Update your points' content directly in the relevant cells.

Here are some details and tips for managing the spreadsheet:

  • Address and location:
    • When you enter latitude / longitude data, our geocoding API automatically adds the corresponding postal address that will be displayed on the map.

      Conversely, if you enter a postal address, our API generates the associated coordinates to locate the point.

    • If you wish to manually enter the postal address, uncheck the "Use geocoding for address" option.

  • Images:
    • Unlike an external spreadsheet used for creating a list (Excel, Google Sheets), you are not required to host your photos beforehand to obtain a URL and display an image in your points' descriptions.
    • You can associate images with your points by adding images saved locally on your computer, by clicking on "+" in the "Image" column.

  • Add a point:
    • To add a point, click on "Add a row", in the top right.
    • Complete the information in the spreadsheet:
      • Required information includes:
        • Point name
        • Address or Latitude / Longitude

  • Add additional properties:
    • To add a property, you must add a column:
      • click on "Edit columns";
      • then on "Add a column".
    • This appears on the right side of the spreadsheet, following the last existing column:
      • modify the column name;
      • enter the information in the cell.
    • Once finished, you must proceed with the mapping of your additional columns:
      • click on "Edit description";
      • move the field corresponding to your column into "Description": this is a simplified mapping that allows you to add the information contained in these additional columns and customize them.

πŸ“Œ Note:

You can also delete a column that you added yourself (but not those that were imported via the initial Excel file) from "Edit columns": click on the column name, then on the trash icon.

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