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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 10:44 am Post subject: How do I show a location on an online Garmin map as a URL?
Hi,
I create my own POIs and keep them in master lists as .xlsx excel files. Each master list has a number of columns for longitude, latitude, POI name, POI telephone number, incremental ID, creation date, last updated, confirmation date, etc.
I also have columns where formulas creates URLs to show the location of the POI on Google maps and also TomTom. The reason to do this is to show the actual location of the POI (Google) and ensure that the POI is on a road that TomTom is aware of.
I would like to do the same for Garmin, which uses Here Maps. However despite Googling I've not found how to write a URL to point to a location on a Here map. Here're some examples of URLs for Google and TomTom, together with the formula for creating the URL:
NB. The above URLs and formulas do actually work, but I've had to add extra carriage returns to allow them to display nicely in the forum. If you want to try or use them them then copy them and remove the carriage returns.
Key to above
Cell Description
B2 = Latitude
C2 = Longitude
D2 = Name of POI
Can anybody help me to do the same for Here maps so that Excel can create URLs to show whether a POI is on a road known to Here?
Regards, _________________ Robert.
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 12:56 pm Post subject:
I'm confused
Where are you looking for the URL to go to, the Garmin device ? _________________ Satnav:
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Joined: Dec 27, 2006 Posts: 998 Location: South Lincs, UK.
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2018 10:55 am Post subject:
MaFt wrote:
Blimey, the base of the POI marker moves around a lot depending on the zoom level!
Yes it does. I think that the default zoom level is 15 when displaying the marker and the marker only seems to be displayed in the right place when using zoom level 15 or above. If you want to include the zoom level in the link you can use:
If you use any number other than 15 it seems to display the chosen zoom level briefly and then revert to zoom level 15 when it displays the marker. _________________ Paul
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