-: Please treat this lecture as a bonus
because I'm not sure that every PowerPoint version
will have this available.
I assume that only Microsoft 365 subscription
will have this feature because it's downloaded online,
but I may be wrong.
If you go in the chart, there is an option for the map.
As I said, I believe it is only for Microsoft 365,
but the map isn't really great.
I only show you this feature as a little bonus.
If I hit okay, PowerPoint imports a map from their database,
and basically an Excel file opens
with the different countries and we cannot only display,
for example, I would like to only display Africa
or only display Europe.
I can't really do this.
The only thing I can do,
I can change the series, change the data.
For example, if I type in Germany and press 50,
then Germany will appear.
But if you, for example, now add Egypt, 50 as well,
you can see the entire world appears.
So unless you wanna show only one country like that,
you can, almost the entire world,
or the entire world, displays the entire map.
The problem here is that I cannot really use
only a part of the map only if I use this one country.
The map also isn't perfect.
As a bonus, we can know about that.
We can sometimes use it for a rough estimation
or rough display of some intensity.
One metric on countries, this could be okay,
but don't really get used to it.
I still prefer to use an outside map and edit it by myself
so I have more control over what and where is displayed.
I'll show you in the next lecture what I mean by that.
Thank you very much for watching this little bonus
and let's go over right away to the next one.