Back in 2013 John Gagnon continued his popular series of posts about powerful spreadsheet use with a handy how-to guide for using the add-in GeoFlow for Excel. We thought we’d revisit John’s article ...

Indeed, you can use Excel to create heat maps for pretty much anything, from displaying your sports team's on-field strengths to showing how climate change is impacting temperatures over time.

Using Excel 2016 and Google Earth, I was able to map not only the drone's flight path, but also its altitude, as shown in Figure 3. [Click on image for larger view.] Figure 3.

The 3D Map tool is an upgraded version of Power Map, introduced to Microsoft Excel in 2013. In 2016, Power Map became 3D Map, and in 2024, it moved to a different location on the ribbon.

The following information should open your eyes a great deal: Open Microsoft Excel Select a cell within your data Choose a style for your table Add data to your table Create a basic 3D map ...

In Microsoft Excel, users can only insert 3D animated models into their spreadsheets. Excel provides two options of 3D models that users can use, namely animal and education.

Microsoft has released a public preview of GeoFlow today, a new 3D visualization tool for Excel which allow users to create, navigate and interact with time-sensitive data applied to a digital map ...

Yesterday, Microsoft showed me a new feature, called Maps, that’s one of the most impressive additions the company has made in years. It made me wonder where this is all going, now that ...

[C Bel] teaches Excel and he has a problem. Most of us — especially us Hackaday types — immediately write a VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) macro to do tough things in Excel. Not on… ...