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geomfilter

Description

Use the geomfilter command to specify points of a bounding box for clipping choropleth maps.

For more information about choropleth maps, see "Mapping data" in the Dashboards and Visualizations Manual.

Syntax

geomfilter [min_x=<float>] [min_y=<float>] [max_x=<float>] [max_y=<float>]

Optional arguments

min_x
Syntax: min_x=<float>
Description: The x coordinate of the bounding box's bottom-left corner, in the range [-180, 180].
Default: -180
min_y
Syntax: min_y=<float>
Description: The y coordinate of the bounding box's bottom-left corner, in the range [-90, 90].
Default: -90
max_x
Syntax: max_x=<float>
Description: The x coordinate of the bounding box's up-right corner, in the range [-180, 180].
Default: 180
max_y
Syntax: max_y=<float>
Description: The y coordinate of the bounding box's up-right corner, in the range [-90, 90].
Default: max_y=90


Usage

The geomfilter command accepts two points that specify a bounding box for clipping choropleth maps. Points that fall outside of the bounding box will be filtered out.

Examples

Example 1: This example uses the default bounding box, which will clip the entire map.

...| geomfilter


Example 2: This example clips half of the whole map.

...| geomfilter min_x=-90 min_y=-90 max_x=90 max_y=90


See also

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