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Using Geostats to display count on Map

Harveyj
Engager

Hi,
I've tried looking at various Geostats solutions but I'm struggling to get any results out.

I have a search which out puts a table like below where the Lat and Long is calculated based on a Postcode look up table:

lat-------------------------------------long------------------Status
53.328053257509000 -0.947161276187924 Inactive
53.040883562873300 -1.078621108923570 Active
53.344007491708100 -0.904064243895321 Active
53.036838883949800 -1.199193867805410 Active
53.036838883949800 -1.199193867805410 Inactive
53.293620272937300 -1.128238589451880 Active
53.302116445119300 -1.130916720695690 Active

What I want is to plot the count of these statuses on a map so they are grouped together.

Any ideas?

James

0 Karma

fdi01
Motivator

try like :

your_base_search| geostats latfield=lat longfield=lon count by status

and see this link it can help you to display : display count on Map

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