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Shape Map Area Condition Formatting Dialog

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Shape Map Area Conditional Formatting Dialog

The dialog appears when you select the Conditional Formatting button Conditional Formatting buttonon the Format menu tab, or select the Conditional Formatting button on the toolbar of the Shape Map Editor. It helps you to set conditional formats on the shape map areas. See the dialog.

The following are details about options in the dialog:

Map Area Condition

Lists the conditions.

  • Priority
    Specifies the priority of each condition.
    • High
      Moves a condition up for a higher priority.
    • Low
      Moves a condition down for a lower priority.
  • Add
    Adds a new condition in the Edit Conditions dialog.
  • Remove
    Removes the selected condition.
  • Edit
    Edits the selected condition.

Format

Specifies the format for the areas defined in the selected condition.

  • Fill Color
    Specifies the filling color for the areas. To edit the color, select the color image and select a color from the color palette or input the hexadecimal value (for example, 0xff0000) of a color directly in the text box.
  • Border Color
    Specifies the border color for the areas.
  • Border Style
    Specifies the border line style for the areas.
  • Border Width
    Specifies the border width for the areas.

Note: The format set here corresponds with some formulas. After you save the map and the corresponding catalog, and then load the catalog again, you will find some formulas are developed in the catalog. You can edit the formulas in the Formula Editor. However, the change you make to the formulas will not be reflected in the Map Area Conditional Formatting dialog.

OK

Applies the changes and closes the dialog.

Cancel

Cancels the changes and exits the dialog.

Help

Displays the help document about this feature.

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