Setting up your csv file
How does the csv file work?
Updating your csv file allows you to bulk update all locations onto Maps. Each row represents one location on the map.
Adding addresses
Fill in the address of the location. If the location has a postal code, please include it in the address. Otherwise, you will need to provide the latitude and longitude coordinates instead.
Should both postal codes and coordinates be provided, Maps will use the coordinates to plot the location.
Without either a postal code or coordinates, the location won’t appear on the map.
Name
Name of location
Chocolate Origin
Address
Address, including postal code of the location.
4 Changi Village Rd, #01-2094, Singapore 500004
Latitude (Optional)
An optional latitude value for the location if postal code is not available.
1.389273
Longitude (Optional)
An optional longitude value for the location if postal code is not available.
103.987414
Please note that Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel might automatically remove leading zeros from postal codes. Before uploading your file to Maps, ensure all postal codes contain the correct six digits, or Maps may not be able to pick up your data.
How it looks like on Maps
After setting up your csv file, upload it to Maps and preview your locations mapped out accordingly in draft mode.
What else can you add to your map?
Other than addresses and latitude and longitudes coordinates, you may also add notes, links and filters to your map.
Adding notes and linksAdding filtersLast updated