You can hide the map search icon so your audience cannot search for locations in your map view. For more information, see Change the units of measurement (Link opens in a new window) in the Measure Distances between Data Points and Locations on a Map View topic. Note: This setting also determines the units that the Radial tool uses to measure distances. If you want the units of measurement to be determined by your workbook locale, select Automatic. If you want the scale to show measurements in feet and miles, select U.S. If you want the scale to show measurements in meters and kilometers, select Metric.
Under Units, click the drop-down and select the units of measurement you want.
In the Map Options dialog box that appears in the view, select Show Map Scale.Note: A map scale will not display on non-Web Mercator projections, such as a WMS using Plate Carrée. This scale appears in the bottom-right corner of the view, and updates as you zoom in and out of the map. You can display a scale on your map so that your audience can understand distances between your data points. You can customize how your audience interacts with your view in the following ways using the Map Options dialog box. However, sometimes you want to limit some of the ways your audience can interact with your map. You can zoom in and out of the view, pan, select marks, and even search for locations worldwide with map search. When you create a map view, there are several default ways you can explore and interact with the view.
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