Are you looking to add a new dimension to your data visualization in Excel? With the 3D Maps feature, you can easily create immersive and interactive visualizations of geographic data. Here’s how to get started:

1. Enable 3D Maps: First, make sure you have the latest version of Excel, as the 3D Maps feature is available in Excel 2016 or later. Then, go to the 'Insert' tab on the ribbon and click on '3D Maps' in the 'Tours' group.

2. Import Geographic Data: Once you have opened the 3D Maps tool, you can import your geographic data in the form of an Excel table or Power Pivot data model. This can include location-based data such as addresses, cities, countries, or coordinates.

3. Customize Your Map: After importing your data, 3D Maps will automatically create a flat map based on your geographic data. You can then customize the map by choosing different visualization options such as columns, heat maps, or region shapes. You can also add additional layers such as Bing Maps or custom images for better context.

4. Explore Your Data: With your 3D map created, you can now interact with it by zooming, rotating, and tilting to explore different perspectives. You can also use the 'Play Tour' feature to animate your data over time, creating a dynamic visualization.

5. Analyze and Share: Beyond just visualizing your data, you can use 3D Maps to gain insights by filtering and analyzing your data. You can also create scenes to capture specific views of your map and share your interactive 3D Maps with others.

By using 3D Maps in Excel, you can bring your data to life and gain new insights into your geographic data. Whether you’re analyzing sales territories, tracking global trends, or visualizing demographic trends, 3D Maps provides a powerful tool for data visualization and analysis within Excel.