Microsoft interactive online map

Features Get driving, walking, and transit directions, including multiple stops in driving and walking routes. See multiple searches together on one map, including addresses, businesses, restaurants, hotels, and local attractions. Add notes, drawings, and annotations to your road-view map with Windows Ink. Choose alternate routes to avoid things like traffic, tolls, or transfers in driving and transit directions. When you arrive, let Maps help you remember where you parked your car.

Download maps to use them even without the Internet. See your favorites, collections, and search history across all your Windows PCs and phones. Explore the world in 3D with detailed imagery of more than cities and landmarks. See current traffic, cameras, and incidents on the map and plan your trip accordingly. Get detailed business info like phone numbers, directions, addresses, business hours, and reviews.

Print and share step-by-step driving and walking directions. Note: Some features may not be available on all devices and in all countries or regions. Additional information Published by Microsoft Corporation. Published by Microsoft Corporation.

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Privacy policy. Easily bring dynamic mapping capabilities into your canvas apps by viewing the physical position of objects from a data source, or by inputting new physical locations.

Pan, tilt, zoom, and drag to center your map view. As you zoom out, the markers will optionally cluster to represent dense groups of data. The current location of the user can also be represented on the map on mobile devices or web experiences. To use the control, you need to enable geospatial features for the environment.

Make sure you also review the prerequisites for using geospatial controls. With an app open for editing in the Power Apps studio :. You can modify the control by using a number of properties. You can load a table that contains existing data from an Excel workbook into the map control. The control will then plot each row in your table as a map pin.

Your workbook needs to contain a named table with the following columns that should then be mapped to the associated property in the control's Advanced pane. You can use the icons described in the List of image templates topic as your icon.

Select one of the cells, and then on the Home tab in the ribbon, select Format as Table and choose any style, and then OK. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Submit feedback. Thank you for your feedback!