Table mapinfo
Guildford District must be entered as either Guildford District or Guildford in both.
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This must be spelt identically in both the district polygon file and the csv file. MapInfo will be used to create a thematic map that colours each district by the percentage increase in property prices.īoth tables will be added to MapInfo then joined on the district name.
TABLE MAPINFO UPDATE
Add a new row for row 1 and update it with the column headings shown above.The file covers the entire country which makes it very large and this exercise is only dealing with the data for Surrey. If the file isn’t visible then use the pull down list with the file type to either show all files or Text or cvs files. Indicates additions, changes and deletions to the records.(please see guide below). If there is a sub-building, for example the building is divided into flats, there will be a SAON. If there is a sub-building for example the building is divided into flats, see Secondary Addressable Object Name (SAON). Relates to the tenure: F = Freehold, L-Leasehold etc. Y = a newly built property, N = an established residential building The number is unique and will change each time a sale is recorded.ĭate when the sale was completed, as stated on the transfer deed.ĭ = Detached, S = Semi-Detached, T = Terraced, F = Flats/Maisonettes The data is published in columns in the order set out below: Data ItemĪ reference number which is generated automatically recording each published sale.
TABLE MAPINFO SOFTWARE
Open Office Calc as well as GIS software such as MapInfo or ArcMap. They can be opened in Excel or other spreadsheet programs e.g.
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The data is arranged into columns and each column is separated by a comma. Csv files are a means of exchanging data between different programs. The price paid file is published as a csv (Comma Separated Value) file. The purpose of this exercise is to provide a tutorial using freely available data and is not intended to express any opinion on the subject. This data is used under the terms and conditions of Ordnance Survey Open Data. The district and borough boundaries can be downloaded from Ordnance Survey’s open data page as part of the Boundary Line file. The price paid information is released in the form of price paid data under the terms of Open Government Licence
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The price pad data can be downloaded from Calculate the percentage increase per district using Excel.Calculate the average prices using Excel.The project can be broken down into the following steps:.
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The example will be to calculate the percentage increase in the average property price per district/borough in Surrey and then to produce a thematic map where the boroughs are coloured according to the average price increase. This tutorial by Nick Williams, a MapInfo trainer at Acuity Training, aims to provide an example of how data analysis and cleansing using Excel can be combined with presentation and mapping using MapInfo.