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I'm assuming your ward layer is a shapefile?

  • Join data sets using a common attribute.
  • Click into the symbology tab in the ward layer properties window.
  • In categories, click Unique Values.
  • In the Value Field dropdown menu select the data field you wish to display the values off, and click Add All Values.
  • Click Ok.

You can then change the colours for different values to creat your theme map.

Hope this helps, Órla

I'm assuming your ward layer is a shapefile?

  • Join data sets using a common attribute.
  • Click into the symbology tab in the ward layer properties window.
  • In categories, click Unique Values.
  • In the Value Field dropdown menu select the data field you wish to display the values off, and click Add All Values.
  • Click Ok.

You can then change the colours for different values to creat your theme map.

Hope this helps, Órla

I'm assuming your ward layer is a shapefile?

  • Join data sets using a common attribute.
  • Click into the symbology tab in the ward layer properties window.
  • In categories, click Unique Values.
  • In the Value Field dropdown menu select the data field you wish to display the values off, and click Add All Values.
  • Click Ok.

You can then change the colours for different values to creat your theme map.

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Hammykins
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I'm assuming your ward layer is a shapefile?

  • Join data sets using a common attribute.
  • Click into the symbology tab in the ward layer properties window.
  • In categories, click Unique Values.
  • In the Value Field dropdown menu select the data field you wish to display the values off, and click Add All Values.
  • Click Ok.

You can then change the colours for different values to creat your theme map.

Hope this helps, Órla