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1. Introduction

1.1 Feature Overview

The following sections walk you through configuring the component step by step, from selecting a dataset to customizing the chart’s appearance. Download the map data: 📎China Provinces, Cities, and Districts (New).xlsx Highlight: Freely control the size of the component and move its position (left-aligned, center-aligned, or right-aligned).

1.2 Use Cases

Statistical analysis often requires examining how data is distributed across geographic regions:
  • Analyze customer counts and new customer counts by region
  • Analyze sales figures by region
  • Analyze store counts by region

1.3 Basic Requirements

2. Steps

2.1 Select the Component and Configure the Dataset

Create a report, add the China map component, and select a dataset, as shown below: Select the dataset.

2.2 Select the Chart Display Fields

Drag the fields on the right into Location, Primary metric, and Secondary metric. Select the data. The display after selecting the data is shown below:

2.3 Style Settings

2.3.1 Overall Settings

Includes chart height, zoom tier, and color (gradient and conditional style). Chart height Zoom tier: The display size of the chart when viewed. Color: The color configuration of the chart.

2.3.2 Label

When labels are turned off, region names are not displayed on the map, as shown below: Display when labels are turned off.

2.3.3 Tips

When tips are turned off, no information appears when hovering over the map, as shown below: Display when tips are turned off. Display of the South China Sea territory.

3. FAQ

3.1 Why Does the Map Component Appear Blank on Windows PCs?

The chart data currently displays normally on Mac PCs and in browsers. If the China map component in a YiDA report appears blank on a Windows PC, resolve the issue with the following configuration: Note: After configuring, sign out of DingTalk and sign in again. Path: DingTalk desktop client >> Profile Photo in the upper-left corner >> Settings >> Enable WebGL support and SVG support >> Sign out of DingTalk and sign in again.