search

qwerin / fusion-tables

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/fusion-tables
0 stars 1 forks source link

Export charts and map views as images #1455

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago 
I love the Google Sheets and other Google apps as they allow me to do many 
things in the cloud. I still prefer native MS Office however whenever I am near 
a computer.
Anyway, I use Google Apps (and MS Office) for a variety of things, one of which 
is analyzing data and creating charts and graphs. Often these charts are for 
assignments or publication purposes. When used for publications, invariably the 
journal has a requirement concerning the file-type and resolution of the images 
you can submit, typically 300dpi. As a standard screenshot (on a PC at least) 
requires pasting into some other program, usually these images do not fit the 
requirements. Hence it would be nice to export images directly and natively 
from Google Sheets and/or Fusion Tables, Documents, Presentations, etc. For 
example I just completed a fusion table project for a course that required 
plotting standardized pay and migration data on a color-coded map of the United 
States. We are required to submit screenshots, which I can do, but I would 
prefer to export images directly from Fusion Table as I feel the images would 
be nicer. If this were for a medical journal the screenshots would not be 
acceptable.

Thank you

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: Use this form to suggest new features for Google Fusion Tables
website or API.  For BUGS, please e-mail us at googletables-
feedback@google.com.

Your "star" vote on requests in this issue tracker helps the Fusion Tables
team prioritize work on the most useful features.

By submitting this form you agree to the Google Terms of Service
(http://www.google.com/accounts/TOS) and the following additional term:
In addition to the Content license you grant to Google in Section 11 of the
Google Terms of Service, you agree that Google may, at its option, use your
Content to provide support for, or to develop, correct or improve Google's
current or future products and services, without any compensation to you.

Thanks for the suggestion!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Original issue reported on code.google.com by Paul.Mil...@gmail.com on 24 Feb 2015 at 8:54