Census Table Builder Functionality

This tutorial covers the graphing and mapping features of Census Table Builder. It explains how to create graphs to compare data, such as the percentage of males and females in each state, and how to download these graphs in PDF or PNG format. The tutorial also demonstrates how to use the mapping features to visualize data geographically, with options to export maps in PDF or KMZ format. Limitations on the size of tables for graphing and mapping are noted.

What is the maximum number of cells allowed for using graphs and maps in Census Table Builder?

• 20,000 cells

• 5,000 cells

• 10,000 cells

• 15,000 cells

Which type of graph is used in the tutorial to compare the percentage of males and females?

• Line graph

• Pie chart

• Column graph

• Bar graph

What is the default setting for displaying totals in the graph?

• Totals are shown

• Totals are hidden

• Totals are highlighted

• Totals are minimized

In which formats can graphs be downloaded?

• SVG and EPS

• TIFF and GIF

• PDF and PNG

• JPEG and BMP

What is the first step to view maps in the Census Table Builder?

• Select the map view tab

• Click on the graph view tab

• Choose a data set

• Open the settings menu

How can you move around the map in the Census Table Builder?

• Use arrow keys

• Click and drag with the left mouse button

• Use the right mouse button

• Double-click to move

Which map types can be switched between in the Census Table Builder?

• Population map, vegetation map, and relief map

• Climate map, resource map, and economic map

• Political map, physical map, and topographic map

• Street map, aerial map, and blank map

What does the field drop-down menu allow you to do in the map view?

• Change the map type

• Select different data items

• Adjust the map scale

• Switch between 2D and 3D views

In which formats can maps be exported?

• HTML and CSS

• JPEG and PNG

• PDF and KMZ

• DOC and XLS

What is the final step to download a map or graph in the Census Table Builder?

• Select 'Export' from the file menu

• Press 'Ctrl + D' to download

• Go to download in the top right and click 'Go'

• Click 'Save' in the bottom left corner