Cogram Map Features and Functions

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive walkthrough of Cogram's map features, allowing users to color and resize maps of various regions. It covers navigating different map levels, coloring maps based on numeric values, editing data directly or via Excel, and using interaction tools like zoom and highlight. Additionally, it explains resizing maps based on data and offers options for downloading maps in different formats.

What feature does Cogram offer for maps of countries and states?

• 3D visualization

• Real-time traffic updates

• Coloring and resizing

• Weather forecasting

How can you change the color of a map in Cogram?

• By applying a grayscale filter

• By adjusting the map's brightness

• By selecting a different map style

• By changing numeric values associated with regions

What is a diverging color scale used for in Cogram?

• To show elevation differences

• To differentiate between positive and negative values

• To highlight coastal areas

• To display temperature variations

What can you do if you have a large volume of data to edit in Cogram?

• Use a third-party data editor

• Copy and paste into Excel for editing

• Edit directly in the application

• Use a built-in calculator

Which Excel formula is mentioned for analyzing state names in Cogram?

• SUM

• AVERAGE

• LENGTH

• VLOOKUP

What tool allows you to zoom into a specific area on the map?

• The search bar

• The mouse wheel

• The map legend

• The toolbar

How can you find a specific area on the map using Cogram?

• By entering coordinates

• By using a GPS device

• By manually scrolling

• By using the search function

What happens when you resize shapes based on data in Cogram?

• Shapes rotate

• Shapes become 3D

• Shapes change color

• Shapes resize approximately based on data values

In what formats can you download maps from Cogram?

• JPEG and BMP

• PDF and DOCX

• SVG and PNG

• TIFF and GIF

What is the purpose of resizing map shapes as circles in Cogram?

• To create a pie chart

• To represent data values visually

• To improve map aesthetics

• To simplify navigation