Creating an Individual Value Thematic Map

An Individual thematic map show points, lines, or boundaries that are shaded by individual values contained in a particular field. You can use both numerical and nominal values in individual values maps. Individual thematic map is useful when you want to emphasize categorical differences in the data rather than showing quantitative information For example, types of stores in a given area, zoning classifications in a given area etc.

To create an Individual Value thematic map, follow the steps given below:

Click or touch the Add icon on the upper right corner of the map to open the Add panel.
Click or touch the Create Thematic Map icon to create a thematic map.

Note: You can also create thematic on query data.
From the Layer Name drop-down list select a table on which you would want to apply thematic.
From the Column drop-down list, select a column on which you would like to create thematic.
From the Thematic type drop-down list, select the Individual Value thematic map.

Note: Only 50 unique values are allowed to generate individual thematic map.
Enter a new name in the Thematic Map Name text box for the Thematic map or you may also retain the default name. The default name is a combination of a table name, column name and visualization name.

Note: A thematic map name can be of maximum 50 characters. Special characters are not allowed in thematic map names.
Select a template from the Theme drop-down list. You may choose from a Default and Black and White theme.
The legend attributes are displayed for the selected theme.
Click or tap on the Legend image to change the color and attributes for any of the individual values. A dialog box appears for changing attributes

Select Map Geometries to style. You can choose from Polygon, Line or Point map geometries. By default, the predominant map geometry is selected.

Note: This option is available only when the selected table contains two or more types of geometry.

A dialog box appears for changing attributes.

Table 1. Legend Attributes- Polygon
Option	Description
Pattern	Select the pattern from the drop-down list.
Border Style	Select the border style from the list. Note: If desired, you can turn the border off while creating Range thematic. It enables you to see the thematic view of a layer without the border.
Color	Select the color by dragging the color bar or simply tapping on the color in the color box.
Border Color	Select the border color by dragging the color bar or simply tapping on the color in the color box.
Border Width	Select the size for border.
Apply	Click or Tap to apply changes.
Cancel	Click or Tap to exit without saving changes.

Table 2. Legend Attributes- Line
Option	Description
Color	Select the line color by dragging the color bar or simply tapping on the color in the color box.
Width	Select the width for border line.
Style	Select the line style from the list.
Apply	Click or Tap to apply changes.
Cancel	Click or Tap to exit without saving changes.

Table 3. Legend Attributes- Point
Option	Description
Color	Select the point color by dragging the color bar or simply tapping on the color in the color box.
Size	Select the size of image icon.
Style	Select the point style from the list.
Apply	Click or Tap to apply changes.
Cancel	Click or Tap to exit without saving changes.

Click or tap on the Create button.
The thematic map is created and added as a top level map item. The thematic map also gets listed in the Map Legend panel. When you zoom out on the map a message Layer not visible at this zoom level may appear. This is because the zoom constraint settings was applied on the original layer on which thematic has been created.
Save the map project. For example, click the Overflow icon next to the Map Layers and click Save project. When you save the project, the map project is saved along with any zoom constraint settings applied on the original layer.

Note: If you do not save the changes in your Map Project, the changes will be lost on reloading the project or refreshing the browser.