Proportional circles geography coursework

A graph will be inserted. Don’t worry, it always does this. Next, scroll down the Chart Editor and select the geo chart with markers (proportional circles map). The proportional map will now be displayed.

Categorical data – Use colours that make sense – eg. grey for urban land use, light green for grass, dark green for woodland. Ordinal and numerical data – for simple scales use a “High to Low” scale where darker shades represent higher values. For bipolar scales use an “Above and Below” scale to highlight both positive and negative assessments.

Following on from my recent post on Creating an interactive choropleth map in Google Sheets it is also very easy to create a proportional circle map in Google Sheets. I’ve put together this guide to help you through the process. You first need to open a Google Sheet and enter a list of countries you want to include in your map.

You first need to open a Google Sheet and enter a list of countries you want to include in your map. Use our Google Sheet containing a list of countries and paste it into your sheet to save time. Next, enter the data you want to present on your choropleth map.