Google Map
After collecting GPS data in latitude and
longitude (or manually entering latitude
and longitude values in a data table), you
can plot and annotate up to 100 points using Google Map.
Select File →
Export as...→
Google Map… to call up the Create Google Map dialog. Note: This dialog cannot be called up
unless there are
at least two available columns (for example latitude and longitude).

Within this dialog, you can:
- Though Logger Pro selects the columns by
default, you can choose which columns represent
latitude and
longitude. Keep in mind that each time you
choose new columns the
data points are recalculated and the annotations are re-created.
- You can select the marker type for your plotted column in the
Google Map.
- You can edit any or all of the
annotations by
selecting
particular data points in the scrolling list of radio buttons. Each
data
point is listed by its latitude and
longitude.
After clicking OK, your browser
is
launched and will bring up the appropriate Google Map page. Each data point should be annotated and
Google Map functionality should be available (zoom in/out etc.).