Hi,

If you are into flow maps, there is a small mapbasic program called 
Arrows40 which is very handy. You can map the origin to destination vector 
based on the coordinates of the two points. You can even add other columns 
indicating the volume of the flow. You can customize your arrows in many 
different ways The program adds a layer to your map and you can even use 
it in order to create a thematic layer. It allows bi-directional flows, 
since you can offset the vector by tha amount of your choice. The only 
draw back is that it doesn't create  automatic legends. If you want a 
legend, you have to create the arrows of the legend as if they were 
vectors of the map itself. 

You can download this MBX program from there 
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/externes/Files_from_other_origins.htm
The direct shortcut is : 
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/externes/extern/Arrow40.zip

I discovered this program through this list and used it for the creation 
of our thematic atlas with great satisfaction. I'm happy to forward it to 
others. 

Christiane Roh


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John Gosbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
15.07.2005 09:48
 
        Pour :  mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
        cc : 
        Objet : MI-L Import of XLS file with "from & To" Coords


Howdy all,

I use the MapInfo "Create Points" function often when receiving GPS point 
data, but have just received some linework data where the Excel data file 
contains UTM co-ords with the "from" & "to" coords making up each line ie 
(x1,y1,x2,y2).

Is there an automated process within MapInfo to achieve the import of line 

data from XLS, CSV etc ??  otherwise all I can think of doing is importing 

the (x1,x2) using create points and then the (x2,y2) and re living my 
childhood by playing "join the dots"

Cheers with Beers

Johnno
GIS Administrator
City of Burnside
Adelaide
Australia


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