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  1. Click on the Create button and select Report to begin building your report.




  2. Select your preferred View containing the GIS data. For the purpose of this example, we will choose Ski Team.




  3. When at the Report Builder page, add your required data, including the GIS and metric data fields to the report. For example, we will use the Athlete Geo Polygon, and Sum Invoiced Amount fields in our report.
  4. Click below to see an optional formatting tip to display geopoint or geo polygon data is its original form.
     

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    By default, the report builder formats geopoint or geo polygon data to ‘Default Geometry’ (so it’s displayed like in the example below). However you can view geo points or polygons in their original form by changing the formatting. 

    1. To do so, click on Format in the geopoint column menu, then select Edit.



    2. Then select ‘Raw Formatter’ from the Format field in the popup.



    3. Close the popup. The geopoint data will be visible in its original form in the report.



    4. Warning: Note that applying raw formatting on a large geopoint or geo polygon data set, may slow your report’s processing time. 



  5. Navigate to the Charts page, and expand the chart selection menu. Choose GIS Maps from this selection.



  6. Next, fill the required fields for your GIS chart, for example drag Athlete Geo Polygon to the Geo Field component. You can refer to the above Chart Data Options section for a description of all the fields.
  7. You will be able to see your GIS map chart. The polygons will be colored based on the value of the Color field.



  8. The above example shows the default background image (World image) of the GIS map that provides context to the location.
  9. You can hide this image by configuring the map settings. There’s two ways to do so:
    1. Click Chart Settings, expand Style, and disable the GIS Base Layer toggle.
    2. Go to AdministrationContent SettingMaps Settings and disable the GIS Base Layer toggle.
  10. You can also use the chart formatting settings to further configure your Google chart. Refer to our chart formatting section for more information.
  11. Or you could add a layer to your map chart. Learn more about this here.
  12. Once done, save your map.

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