Positioning club Membership Locations every new planned route
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I need to position all my club member locations in a template route that I can then plan my routes in to suit. I need to see the locations on each new route that I plan.
Any suggestions as to the easiest way of achieving this without having to make these locations public? -
I need to position all my club member locations in a template route that I can then plan my routes in to suit. I need to see the locations on each new route that I plan.
Any suggestions as to the easiest way of achieving this without having to make these locations public?
@OGRIII Create a POI list of your members locations. Then you can open this POI list for each new route.
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I need to position all my club member locations in a template route that I can then plan my routes in to suit. I need to see the locations on each new route that I plan.
Any suggestions as to the easiest way of achieving this without having to make these locations public?
@OGRIII Open a new route and call it Members, this will be used as the name for your POI list. Use the Manage tab in the POI section to add a POI at each location. When you have all members locations entered save the route using Save as and use the .csv option. Now upload the .csv file as POIs to your POI library.
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Hi Nick, Txs for you prompt reply.
I had already produced a map with the members POI as you suggested. But the csv save doesn't seem to work? Maybe it's because iI placed the POI's over the waypoints that I had initially placed?
Hi Nick, Txs for you prompt reply.
I had already produced a map with the members POI as you suggested. But the csv save doesn't seem to work? Maybe it's because iI placed the POI's over the waypoints that I had initially placed?You must only use POI's in the map and no waypoints.
The program will still be telling you there is no route, but ignore it.After saving the file as .csv(POI) you can upload it again as POI.
The file you exported looks like this when you open it in Notepad.
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Well done Nick & Bert. That all worked fine now. I originally put my members in as way points based on their postal codes. So I used this to place the POI's alongside and copied and pasted the members names from the waypoints, then deleted the waypoints as I replaced them. Then saved as members locations as .csv. Then uploaded to Library. Whenever I start a new route I simply go to the file, tick the box and all locations appear when zoomed into the route area, where I can now create "bus stop" route with rv points to suit nearby group locations. This way members can choose to ride to the start point or meet en route or even at the final destination. I currently cover East Anglia, which is a large area with members scattered throughout.
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