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As you requested, I am listing out the basic steps you need to take in order to get a table of 1 or more addresses mapped in AWhere.  Following the list, I have included a short explanation of each step, along with links to forum topics or web-pages that will provide more detailed information about each specific step.  Here are the ...

I see several posts here referring to mapping addresses, but am sort of confused about how to do it.  Can someone just list out the basic steps in laymans terms?

To follow-up on that last post in this thread (about Geo-coding)...below is the sample table from that post, but this table below shows the output after that table has been geo-coded.  Note that there are two new fields...Latitude and Longitude.  You would now use AWhere's 'Import Coordinates Add-In' tool to import this ...

Many AWhere users do not want to be limited or restricted to working only with map layers of existing political boundaries (e.g. states, counties, districts, etc).  They want to create their own (customized) map layers that show delineated boundaries specific to their needs, such as a company’s sales territories (e.g. a ‘sales territory’ ...

Someone might ask 'What is geo-coding?'...that is the process of determining the latitude and longitude coordinates for a physical address.  You might have a table of your customers' addresses (see a sample of such a table below), and you want to plot those locations on a map.  You can create a map of those locations ...