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Geographic data--zip codes plus points

Peter_Polito

I'm working on a map of population density by zip code in Texas, superimposed on that I'd like to enter specific locations (by lat/long) of relevance to the density. In the end I want zip codes varying by a color associated w/ number of people and dots for the specific locations. I can do both individually but unable to combine them into the same graph. Thanks for any thoughts you can offer. #washyourhands

Dataset attached. Zip codes colored by "Years" and "Potential Sites" as dots/symbols.

zipcode.jmp

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brady_brady

Run the 3rd script in the attached file, is this what you needed?

forPeterPGraph.jmp

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Peter_Hersh

Hey Peter,

You can always do copy frame contents and paste frame contents if you are just needing a static picture.

Peter_Polito

Unfortunately, dynamic is necessary.

Peter_Hersh

Do you have a data table you can share? From what you describe you should be able to get all of the points from lat and long and all of the zip codes colored by density on the same graph. The only challenge is coloring those points (which you could do in the data table itself). If I am understanding this correctly.

Peter_Polito

Dataset attached. Zip codes colored by "Years" and "Potential Sites" as dots/symbols.

zipcode.jmp

brady_brady

Peter, this should be able to be done... I will check it out once the files download for me, but here is an example of how to set it up. I've used Ohio zips, which I had on hand.

brady_brady

Run the 3rd script in the attached file, is this what you needed?

forPeterPGraph.jmp