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Thank you I will see if we have such access to NavTeq. Given the team I am on and the organization the budget should not be an issue so long as we can justify its use. I will also look into MapViewer as well. The company might already have it, however it might not be widely known around the organization.
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Thank you I will see if we have such access to NavTeq. Given the team I am on and the organization the budget should not be an issue so long as we can justify its use. I will also look into MapViewer as well. The company might already have it, however it might not be widely known around the organization.

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All,<br />
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I work primarily with Oracle and create many SQL reports for our business that they like to have in Excel format. While Excel is not my first choice the business loves the ability to have an easy to understand format. <br />
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To that point I have a requirement to create a map, with pushpins, of addresses using the data from my SQL. I was speaking to an analyst and she states that they manually use Microsoft MapPoint right now. Does anyone else have history using other programs or better alternatives that might be more robust with Excel to produce a report with the mapping of addresses?
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All,

I work primarily with Oracle and create many SQL reports for our business that they like to have in Excel format. While Excel is not my first choice the business loves the ability to have an easy to understand format. 

To that point I have a requirement to create a map, with pushpins, of addresses using the data from my SQL. I was speaking to an analyst and she states that they manually use Microsoft MapPoint right now. Does anyone else have history using other programs or better alternatives that might be more robust with Excel to produce a report with the mapping of addresses?

Mapping Addresses MS Excel

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