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This text is HTML code that groups all statistical values into one paragraph

.... The substitution variables, which hold the actual values,

start with a dollar symbol and are enclosed in curly brackets like this:

${...}. You can amend this text as you wish, for example by adding

further static text or basic HTML commands (e.g. ... would let

the text between appear bold).

C.4.3.13. Google Search Properties

The Google Search component is available in all Flash dynamic report

templates. However, it is not visible by default – you must insert it using

the ‘Insert’ menu (see section ‘C.3.1.4. Insert’).

The Google Search allows the end-user to search the map in an

InstantAtlas report if it contains Google background mapping. Simply type

into the text field a post code, street name or any other location. If the

Google Search is able to find results within the spatial bounding box of the

base layer (i.e. the geographic area of the report), it will display them in a

drop down list underneath the text field (Figure 88).

Figure 88

The HTML templates do not include the Google Search as a

separate component. A Search Tool can be enabled in the Map

component which works either using the Google Maps search

engine if you use Google Maps as a background layer or with the

ArcGIS Online geocoding functionality if your map data is in the

projection ‘Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere)’.

The default value of the ‘Text’ property in an HTML report is:

sum: ${sum}

mean: ${mean}

median: ${median}

min: ${minValue}

max: ${maxValue}

range: ${range}

lower quartile: ${lowerQuartile}

upper quartile: ${upperQuartile}

interquartile range: ${interquartileRange}

variance: ${variance}

standard deviation: ${standardDeviation}