Every self-respecting Excel user knows how to create graphs and charts. You enter some data, click the Chart Wizard icon, and you can choose from a number of different chart styles and options.

Like in GeoFlow, 3D Maps allows you to see data changes for areas over time. Simply ensure that you have your ‘Date’ data added into the ‘Time’ metric of the maps layer pane and press play. 6. And ...

The 3D Map tool is an upgraded version of Power Map, introduced to Microsoft Excel in 2013. In 2016, Power Map became 3D Map, and in 2024, it moved to a different location on the ribbon.

Microsoft has released a public preview of GeoFlow today, a new 3D visualization tool for Excel which allow users to create, navigate and interact with time-sensitive data applied to a digital map.