Often you have political data at the VTD level, and you want to use it in a plan. Since a field identified as a plan summary field must be in all layers of the geographic hierarchy, it would be necessary to disaggregate or aggregate the data to each layer in the hierarchy. You would disaggregate …
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To add custom formula fields to your plans, you can add your formula fields to the maps your plans are based on (typically Block-VTD-County.Map or Block-Block Group-Tract-County.Map). You can follow the steps below to add custom formula fields to a map. Open the map you want to add a formula field to by doing File>Open, selecting …
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How to incorporate block level data into all layers
How to incorporate ACS and CVAP data into plans.
Maptitude for Redistricting contains a / Wizard that takes care of all data and aggregation, even if the data are based on inconsistent geography. The wizard the data down to the census block level. It then the data up to all valid levels that you select such as tract, county and place. These levels correspond …
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Maptitude for Redistricting contains a / Wizard that takes care of all data and . The wizard the data down to the level. It then the data up to all valid levels that you select such as tract, county and place. These levels correspond to in the . If the data are in a geographic …
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