Report on regions

The area report splits the entire map into subareas and generates a report page for each subarea. For example, you can automatically divide a map of Germany into maps of the 16 federal states or create a section map for each sales area.

Control

The controlling level determines the structure of the report. A separate map and, optionally, separate data tables are generated for each area of the controlling level selected for the report. A report can only use a map on the same sheet as the report as a reference. As controlling plane any surface plane from the selected map can be used.

You can select individual areas of the controlling level. Only for the selected areas a map section will be generated within the report. If you would like to create an overall view in addition to the individual map sections, check Include overall view.

Output Details

Here you can define details for the display of the maps in the report.

Output Details

Properties
Scale and position	Maximal and centered	The map is displayed as large as possible on each sheet, i.e. the map section on each sheet is set so that the area just fits into the section.
	Uniform and centered	The map is displayed on each sheet with the same scale. Thus the largest area determines the scale. Smaller areas are thus displayed much smaller than would be possible. But the maps of the different sheets are comparable in scale.
	Unmodified and not centered	The map on each sheet corresponds to the size and position of the area in the overall view of the map.
Uniform classes	Yes	On each sheet, the same classes are used in analyses as those specified in the definition of the analysis. Distributions such as equally distributed or equidistant are still calculated for all areas together and not only for the visible areas of the report section.
	No	If analyses use distributions such as equally distributed or equidistant, the distribution is recalculated for each sheet of the report. Since the class boundaries result from the value distribution of the visible section, each sheet can create different classes.
Surroundings	Hide	Nothing is displayed outside the selected area. The report sets practically one clip map on each sheet to the currently displayed area.
	Show	Outside the selected area, the map is displayed normally. In this case only the map section is set so that the area is centered in the section (this corresponds to a zoom within the map on this area). Note: This setting is not with Uniform classes: No can be combined!
	Show Partially	Outside the selected area, only certain information is displayed. Whether a level is displayed or not depends on the setting Visibility: In Reports of the respective level. By default, area levels and analyses are not displayed outside the area, but boundaries and topographic information are.
Margin By default, the areas on each sheet of the report are fitted into the map as much as possible, taking into account the settings under Properties. However, you have the option of displaying a certain part of the map around each area that does not belong to that area. This can be useful to represent the environment of each area. You can use the settings in this block to specify the size and calculation mode of this margin addition.
Value	0	Sets the size of the border allowance in percent or in actual kilometers of the map, depending on the setting for unit.
Unit	Kilometers	The section is set so that around each area an area of X kilometers is visible on each side (depending on the setting in Value).
	Percentage of the view dimensions	The section is set so that an environment of X percent of the area size is visible around each area (depending on the setting in Value). The visible environment is therefore smaller in small areas (measured in kilometres) than in large areas.
Output options This setting is important when reports are used in export functions. For printing it does not matter.
Sort table	Territory name / Territory number	The output is sorted either by the area name or by the Territory number. Note: This setting is important when reports are used in export functions. It doesn't matter for printing.
Folder structure	Create a single target folder	All outputs of this report are saved in a folder that is specified during export.
	Create a hierarchical folder structure	Subfolders may be created below the folder specified during export. In a multi-level area organization, subfolders are first created for the highest level of the territory organization (the largest territory), below which subfolders are created for the next finer level, and so on. This setting can help to keep the results from different exports (e.g. graphics and data export) clearly arranged.

Link data with the report

It is possible to add one or more data tables to the report maps. If this is desired, first select the Table or query whose data are to be included in the report. Then choose Column, which contains the number of the areas of the controlling level of the report.

If you export the data to this report, the corresponding data records are filtered for each area of the controlling level. For example, you can create a table of customers for each sales area or a list of districts for each federal state.

Tips for Territory Structures

The section of the clip map for area reports based on territory structures created with EasyMap is always so large that even external territory locations are displayed. If the section is too large for you, you can also make the level of the territory locations invisible in the control window.