From what I've found, the other two answers on this post are exactly correct, all you need to do is replace this: Show
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This works just fine although I did find that I had to keep looking up this string and copying it. Instead, I made a quick Javascript snippet that does all the work for you: Just run the code snippet below and drag the link it creates into your bookmarks bar. I know this is a little hacky but for some reason, stackoverflow doesn't want me injecting javascript into the links I provide.
I've tested this on the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. They all work although you might have to get a little creative about how you make your bookmarks. This tutorial shows you how to enter data in an on-line spreadsheet to generate a set of placemarks in Google Earth. Google's web-based, collaborative editing allows you and your team members to simultaneously enter data and instantly publish updates. Using this tool you could: showcase your organization's projects, program sites or partners; map your offices, volunteers, or resources; or visualize your data on local, regional or global scales. Some of the new and improved features in Spreadsheet Mapper version 3 include:
Spreadsheet Mapper 3 uses Google Apps Scripts to help generate the KML placemarks, and to provide useful tools. Tutorial ContentsBefore you beginSpreadsheet Mapper is a powerful tool for mapping point locations. It starts with enough spreadsheet rows for 1,000 placemark points, and provides a tool for adding additional rows. Adding more than a few thousand rows/points will slow down the spreadsheet mapper, and produce a very large KML file. Let's get started...Open the starter spreadsheet
Enter basic information and publish your spreadsheet
View the sample placemarks & templates in Google Earth
Enter your own informationPrepare your template
Enter placemark names and locations
Apply a template to each placemark
Optional: Setting Time, LookAt views and Snippets
Publish and view your changesEach time you make a change to the information in your spreadsheet, by editing the placemark data, the start here sheet, or one of your balloon templates, you must re-publish your changes in order to see them in your KML on Google Earth or Maps.
Need more or less rows?Add more rows...If you want to create more than 1000 placemarks, you can easily add more rows to Spreadsheet Mapper.
Remove some rows...If you added more rows than you needed, or you simply want to optimize your spreadsheet and KML by removing unused rows, we've provided a tool for that too.
Messed up your rows or formulas? (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});There are a number of ways that the rows and formulas in your spreadsheet might get messed up and stop working correctly. Some common mistakes include:
If you have done any of these things, or are seeing unusual errors in your KML, then it is possible that the number of placemark generation rows in your KML sheet no longer corresponds to the number of data rows in your PlacemarkData sheet, or that one or more formulas in those sheets were corrupted. If so, we provide a script that will attempt to repair such errors:
Sharing your placemarksAnyone can view the placemarks generated by your spreadsheet in Google Earth. You can help make it easy for them with the techniques below. Sharing your map as a layer in Google EarthThere are two ways to share your placemark map with Google Earth users. One is to use a link directly to the spreadsheet, so that Google Earth can always get the latest updated data/KML from your spreadsheet. This is useful for datasets that you update frequently, and for users who will always have an internet connection. The other method is to make a static snapshot of your data, and share that as a KML file with all the placemark data inside it. This is useful for datasets that don't change as much, or for users who want to view the KML when they are working offline. Sharing a static version of our KML is also useful if you want to continue editing your Spreadsheet Mapper, without your users seeing the edits... until you create a new static snapshot. To share access to an automatically updating KML linked directly from the spreadsheet:
To share a static snapshot of your current KML, which contains all the data but will not get updates from the spreadsheet:
Discussion, Feedback & QuestionsDo you have questions about this tutorial or about Spreadsheet Mapper? Do you want to give us feedback or discuss with other users and experts? Visit the “Nonprofit Outreach / Education” section on the Google Earth discussion forum to find answers, ask questions, and discuss with others: Bagaimana cara membuka google sheet yang terkunci?Jika lembar kerja diproteksi, lakukan hal berikut:. Pada tab Tinjau, klik Buka Proteksi Lembar (dalam grup Perubahan). Klik tombol Proteksi Lembar untuk Membuka Proteksi Lembar saat lembar kerja diproteksi.. Jika diminta, masukkan kata sandi untuk membuka proteksi lembar kerja.. Bagaimana cara membuka dokumen baru di spreadsheet?Langkah 1: Buat spreadsheet. Buka layar utama Spreadsheet di sheets.google.com.. Klik Baru. . Ini akan membuat dan membuka spreadsheet baru Anda.. Bagaimana cara freeze Google sheet?Membekukan atau mencairkan baris atau kolom. Di komputer, buka spreadsheet di Google Spreadsheet.. Pilih baris atau kolom yang ingin dibekukan atau dicairkan.. Di bagian atas, klik Lihat. Bekukan.. Pilih berapa baris atau kolom yang akan dibekukan.. Apakah Google Spreadsheet bisa offline?Anda dapat mengaktifkan akses offline dari setelan Dokumen, Spreadsheet, atau Slide. Jika Anda mengaktifkan akses offline untuk Dokumen, Spreadsheet, Slide, atau Drive, file lainnya juga akan tersedia secara offline.
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