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Figure 170

Note that currently if showing multiple geographies in a report, these

must overlap (i.e. have approximately the same geographic extent). For

example, publishing a report to show regions and districts in England is

acceptable. Publishing a report to show regions in England and regions in

France is not (as these geographies do not overlap).

H.2. Publishing a Multiple Geography Report

Start the InstantAtlas Publisher. On the ‘Choose a Template’ screen

choose one of the templates mentioned above. Click ‘Next’. On the

‘Choose Your Base Geography’ screen browse to the digital map file which

you would like to see as your first base geography. This is the geography

that will be displayed on opening the report. Then click the ‘Add’ Button in

the bottom right corner of the screen (Figure 171).

Figure 171

A section to choose an additional base geography will appear. For all

templates except the Double Map Time Series and the Double Base Layer

templates you can add up to 10 base geographies. Make sure that you

add them vertically in the same order as you would like them to appear in

the ‘Geography’ menu of your report. Figure 172 shows an example with

three different base geographies. Make sure that geographic feature

codes are unique across all of the base geographies included.