What are google visualization charts Google provides a growing number of cool charts that are not available in Excel. For this article we are going to focus on the the Google Motion Visualizations. Please take […]
Sometime you need to exchange transient data between platforms, but they don’t talk to each other very well. For example you could be launching a webapp with some data generated from Excel, but you want […]
I’ve just completed my first Polymer app and have mixed feeling about the experience. Regulars to this blog and the associated site know that I’m a great fan of Google stuff and like to try out […]
Geocode with Yahoo API directly into an Excel or Google Spreadsheet Strictly speaking today’s API doesn’t really qualify as ‘API of the day’, since I’ve written about this before comparing a few geoCoding APIs. I’ve […]
Data from CrunchBase API directly into an Excel or Google Spreadsheet Today’s API is from “crunchbase” which is a free database of corporations, people and investors. There are a number of types of query available in […]
I only recently became aware of Google Moderator. It’s a very simple tool to get sentiments on topics, ask questions, get suggestions and so on. If you have a Google Site, it’s very easy to […]
What are generated VizMap applications These are mapping applications integrating Google Maps, Google Earth, Google Visualizations and Twitter. Here is an example screenshot. They are data driven in the sense that the applications are generated […]
Twitter, Google Visualizations, Google Maps, Google Earth, Excel – all together. In various posts such as Flying around with Google Earth and The Royal Family and their homes as well as on the ramblings site I showed how to […]
In last weeks blog entry, I showed how to generate a Google Earth or Google Maps based application out of Excel. These applications now have the capability to fly around each marked entry in Google […]
Another VizMap generated appplication – the British Royal Family and their homes In the Excel ramblings site, I cover how to generate Google Earth and Google Maps Application straight out of Excel, without needing to […]
Changing the markers on Google Earth to something in your data Yesterday I introduced the capability to generate google maps and google earth applications straight from Excel. Linkin Park Marker on Red Square from Google […]
Google Visualizations on Google Map infoWindows and Google Earth Balloons A few weeks ago I wrote about generating data driven mapping applications straight out of Excel, with no javaScript required (by you anyway). It has […]
Creating Data Driven Mapping applications In a previous post I looked at the the various mapping packages and how they compared. Having concluded that Google Maps was the winner, I started to work on an […]
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