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TerriBruce's avatar
TerriBruce
Qrew Cadet
9 years ago

Can I color code pins on a map report?

We provide janitorial services and use several subcontractors. We'd like to be able to look at a map and quickly see which subcontractors do work for us in an area. I created the map report but you have to hover over each pin to see the subcontractor. I was wondering if it's possible to assign each subcontractor a different color pin on a map report so it would be easy to see who cleans there.

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  • QuickBaseCoachD's avatar
    QuickBaseCoachD
    Qrew Captain
    9 years ago
    If you use the third party product from Juiced, then you are not limited to 100 pins and you can colour code and letter code the pins.
  • MM's avatar
    MM
    Qrew Member
    8 years ago
    any way to do this without third party products?
  • CodyAnderson's avatar
    CodyAnderson
    Qrew Member
    6 years ago
    Has there been any progress on this or is 3rd party the only way to change the color of map pins?
    • AshleighParry's avatar
      AshleighParry
      Qrew Member
      6 years ago
      Is it in the pipeline?  Is it likely to change anytime soon? Or is it not being planned at all? 
  • MeganGaram's avatar
    MeganGaram
    Qrew Member
    6 years ago
    Hi there! 

    You can build a custom map in a Quick Base code page relatively easily and can color code pins that way.

    Check out this article for more information! Feel free to reach out if you give it a try and have any questions!



    Megan Garam | Project Manager
    (720) 739-1406 | mgaram@quandarycg.com
    Quandary Knowledge Base
  • MeganGaram's avatar
    MeganGaram
    Qrew Member
    5 years ago
    Hi Terri!

    Were you able to find a solution to your question above? I would love to show you our custom map that we built that solves this exact problem.

    Shoot me an email if you'd like to see! mgaram@quandarycg.com

    Talk soon!
    Megan

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    • AustinK's avatar
      AustinK
      Qrew Commander
      5 years ago
      If they didn't find a solution by now 5 years later they are probably in real trouble.

      What makes your addon/solution any different or better than the Juiced Tech one that was posted 5 years ago as the solution? Is it the same article that was posted a year ago in this thread?
      • DonLarson's avatar
        DonLarson
        Qrew Commander
        5 years ago
        If you want to go big time with this, I have got two different clients that pull the data from Quick Base into SQL and then do heat maps in Tableau.  One is using sales data and the other has second DB for marketing purposes.  Layering that into the visualization is very powerful.

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        Paasporter
        Westlake OH
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