Central and South America Geographic Heat Map Generator

Geographic Heat Map is a representation way of individual data points in a data set by the use of colors. It’s one of the popular data visualization methods. Nowadays, many branches of meteorology, sociology, politics, economics, and so on, frequently make use of the geographic density map method. For example, you can create a Central and South America Heat Map which would look like this:

But, making it from scratch is pretty difficult. That’s why, using a pre-made heat map template instead, would be more efficient.

Someka offers ready-to-use geographic heat map templates. This is the one for the South America continent, in which you can easily create a heat map in 3 steps:

1. Step: Paste/Type your data set in the “Your Info” section
2. Step: Choose your limits
3. Step: Choose your color set

Your heat map gets ready within a few minutes!

Now you can create a Central – South America Heat Map in a few minutes!

While using this template, you will see that on-sheet instructions will guide you clearly. Apparently, it’s quite easy to paste your data set inside and get the heat map generated automatically. You will save hours!

Since it’s print-ready, you can easily print it. Or you can easily export it to PDF if you like.

On the other hand, you will be able to choose 1 of 5 color sets. In addition to that, you can modify the color set the way you like:

Central-South America Heat Map Generator Features Summary:

• Fully editable Heat Map with 28 countries
• Easy to use and nice design
• 5 Premade color sets to choose from (you can even modify as you wish)
• Export to PDF feature
• Clear on sheet instructions (with turn on/off function)
• Print-Ready Central and South America coloring map
• No installation needed, ready-to-use
• Works both on Mac and Windows
• Compatible with Excel 2007 and later versions
• Includes VBA codes and macros

Finally, we would like to remind you of other continent and country heat map generators which are available at:
Someka Heat Maps Collection