The guaranteed way for identifying provinces is by their ISO 3166-2 codes.
Using the province names may work, but it has some bugs in it.
However, you can use the province code to identify the province, and any
name you want to be shown in the tooltip.
There are two ways to achieve that (for you #2 would be easier):
1. Set the value of the data table cell to be the province code, and set
its formatted value to any string you'd like to appear in the tooltip.
2. Undocumented way: specify the tooltip value in an additional 2nd column
(use query.setQuery('select A, B, E') in your html).
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 11:16 AM, henriklevinsen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Trying to set up a Geo Chart with regions of Norway, see
> http://levinsen.com/slf/jordbruksareal_MAP.html
> I'm using a Google spreadsheet as datasource.
> When I select coloumns "ISO 3166" and "value" everything is OK, but
> when I select "region name" in stead of "ISO 3166" region NO-09 in the
> lower right corner of Norway don't show.
> Any ideas why?
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