Line layers support the same point data as point layers. For more information, see Loading your own map data. For area layers, areas can be defined using geometries from a geographic data source such as KML files. Point layers also support latitudes and longitudes in separate fields. Geometries can either be added at load time by the data preparation service or loaded from geographic sources such as KML.
If the standard maps do not fit, Qlik Sense offers the option to load customer provided background maps, borders, and areas. Qlik Sense provides flexibility to enable users to integrate their own, separate background maps. Qlik Sense uses map and location data obtained from recognized field leaders who use accepted methodologies and best practices in marking borders and naming countries within their mappings. If the named location is not available, use coordinate or area data for the location. City, village, or other populated place namesĪvailability of locations may vary by country.First-order administrative area names, such as a state or province names.Qlik Sense can identify the following types of locations: Layer locations can be defined using fields that contain names and codes.
Locations can be either geometries or names of locations such as names of countries, regions, cities, postal codes etc. For example, if you have a field containing custom area geometries and a field containing the names of the custom areas, you can set the name field as the dimension and then set the area geometry field as the location field in Location in the map properties. In the Location properties, you can specify additional parameters for the location field, such as adding additional fields that include country or administrative area information. You can alternatively specify fields containing location data for the layer, if the layer dimension does not contain geographic data. You can use the dimension added to the layer. Maps support several ways for determining locations in a layer. For an example map that uses drill-down dimensions and layers, see Controlling visible map data with drill-down layers. For more information, see Drill-down layers. You could, for example, switch between area and point layers as selections are made. Drill-down layers enable you to drill-down different hierarchical dimensions in a single layer or in multiple layers. Layers that use drill-down dimensions can be used to create drill-down layers. Line layer: A line layer enables you to display lines between points on your map.ĭensity layer: A density layer enables you to visualize the density of points in an area using a color ramp.Ĭhart layer: A chart layer enables you to display small pie charts or bar charts over locations in your map.īackground layer: Background layers enable you to display a custom base map for your map visualization. With polygon geometry loaded into a field, it can present any custom area. Point layer: A point layer overlays individual locations on a map, representing them with shapes.Īrea layer: An area layer presents areas on your map, such as countries or states. This enables you to create different levels of detail as you make selections and zoom in and out of areas of interest on your map. You can also control at what zoom levels different layers appear in or have layers that appear only if other values in a drill-down dimension are selected. You can stack layers on top of each other. Layers contain visualized dimension and measure data that is displayed over your map. For example, you could add the floor plan of an airport or office as a custom base map. They might need to allow this new service.Īdditionally, custom base maps can be added using background layers to add your own custom base maps. If your maps are not functioning as expected, contact your Qlik administrator. Information noteAs of Decemthe map tile service used by Qlik Sense for satellite base maps changed from to.
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