Hi team,
I'm trying to output a bunch of maps with iscochromes in .png format. I've grouped by the relevant categories, and have managed to generate all 74 individual maps with their respective headers.
When I output as a .PNG they all get outputted in one squished column.
I was hoping to generate a map that looks like this:
Basically all 74 maps on a large image in a grid format.
Is this possible to do on Alteryx?
Any help would be appreciated!
Cheers,
Alex
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Hey @GWYAlex,
Yes its definitely possible:
To do this I created each row with a join tool (join on position). Each row contains three maps I feed the three maps to a layout tool then set the layout tool to distribute them horizontally. I then do the same for the second row. Then I join the two layouts together and feed them to another layout tool and put them vertically on top of each other before rendering that to a png. (see attached workflow)
Any questions or issues please ask
Ira Watt
Technical Consultant
Watt@Bulien.com
@GWYAlex just to follow up on my original answer you can also change the size and orientation of the final image in the render tool using the settings here: