EasyMap Charts Guide
From spreadsheet to map,
one clear step at a time
Choose the guide that matches your task: prepare Excel or CSV data, confirm administrative areas, review name matches, adjust labels and the legend, then export a map for a presentation or report.
Recommended start
Make one four-row map first
You do not need every mapping term before the first result. Select a map extent, paste four place-name and value rows, confirm the matches, then set labels and the legend. Use the focused guides below when a specific question appears.
Read the Excel-to-map starter →- Input
- Place + value
- Result
- About 3 minutes
- Privacy
- No automatic upload
Start and prepare
Get spreadsheet data onto the map
Choose the input route or solve a place-name problem before styling.
01Turn Excel data into a mapThe complete two-column beginner workflow.02Turn CSV data into a mapFile structure, encoding, upload, and review.03Fix unmatched place namesResolve levels, scope, language, and ambiguity.04Make a China province, city, or county mapUse cascading selection without mixing levels.05Make a world country data mapMatch multilingual names and choose a familiar center.
Design and explain
Make the result readable
Use classification, labels, legends, and export settings to preserve meaning.
Worked examples
Follow a complete regional map
Use visible sample tables and clearly identified demonstration values.
One workflow
Choose the extent, paste the data, review, and export
01Choose map data02Confirm areas03Paste data04Review matches05Set labels06Export map
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