Add a scene to a tourĪ tour can have a single scene, or multiple scenes that play sequentially to show different views of your data, such as highlighting a section of a map, or showing other data related to the geographic locations. All tours open in edit mode by default, and all the scenes in a tour are shown in the Tour Editor pane. When you save your workbook, any 3D Maps tours and scenes are saved with it.Īll changes you make to a scene in 3D Maps while editing are saved automatically, but any changes you make to a scene in tour playback mode-such as resizing, removing a legend, or removing a timeline-aren’t saved. There’s no Save button in 3D Maps all tours and scenes are preserved in the state in which you close the window. If another tour was already open, 3D Maps closes it. The new tour appears in the Launch 3D Maps window. The Launch 3D Maps window appears, showing your new tour.

Be sure to do this before you create the tour it makes it easier for you to hook up the data to the new tour. Select any cell in the Excel table or range of cells that has your data. This example has three tours that show world population by continent. You switch between tours and create new tours by using the Launch 3D Maps box. You can create as many tours as you want in a workbook. Tours and scenes are the basic way to save the 3D Maps visualizations of your data. When you start 3D Maps from a workbook that doesn’t already contain a tour, a new tour with a single scene is automatically created. LessĪ Microsoft 3D Maps tour can show a time-based relationship between geographic locations and their associated data-such as population numbers, temperature highs or lows, or flight arrival delays. Excel for Microsoft 365 Excel 2021 Excel 2019 Excel 2016 More.

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