All the features of its viewing and browsing interface,
as well as a large-size, high-quality printout
are just a click away.

For a comprehensive insight,
here follow detailed operating instructions:

To import department data:

I select the “department” tab

I click the “load external data” button on the toolbar

I can open a file model in the xls format.

The department code must be given in the first column.
The column names must be given in the first line and be included in the set of data to be copied.

For all geographical levels, the official INSEE (French Statistical Institute) code is used.

I copy the set of data

I click the “read data” button.

The result of the import operation is described in the right-hand frame: number of lines correctly matched and number of variables according to type (integer, decimal or character).

If necessary, I can fine-tune the indicator definitions.

The three following display modes are offered:
- proportional circle analysis for integers,
- choropleth analysis (brackets) for decimals,
- analysis by individual values, for typologies.

For each indicator, I can specify an explicit value and its source.
For typologies, I can select the colours for each category.

I confirm the import by pressing the “OK" button.

The imported data can be accessed in the “imported data” theme. All of the standard features of the Géoclip interface can be used, such as setting choropleth analyses and proportional symbols analyses.
The imported data can be accessed at any time during the session. It can also be saved using the project saving function.