Do you want to take your data visualization to the next level? With the latest version of Excel on Mac, you can create stunning 3D maps to bring your data to life. Follow these simple steps to start exploring your data in a whole new dimension.

Step 1: Install 3D Maps

First, make sure you have the latest version of Excel installed on your Mac. Once you have the latest version, you can install the 3D Maps feature by going to the Insert tab and selecting 'Get Add-ins.' Search for '3D Maps' and install the feature to add it to your Excel toolbar.

Step 2: Prepare Your Data

Before you can create a 3D map, you need to have the right kind of data. Make sure your data includes geographic information such as country, region, city, or latitude and longitude coordinates. Once your data is ready, select the data range in Excel and go to the 'Insert' tab and click on '3D Maps.'

Step 3: Create Your 3D Map

After clicking on '3D Maps,' a new window will open, and you can start mapping your data. Excel will automatically detect the geographic data in your selected range and plot it on the map. You can customize the map by adding or removing fields, changing the visualization type, and adjusting the color scale to highlight different data points.

Step 4: Explore and Analyze Your Data

Once you have your 3D map created, you can explore and analyze your data in new ways. Use the tools in the 3D Maps window to zoom in, rotate, and tilt the map to get different perspectives. You can also add layers to your map to compare different data sets or use the time slider to see changes over time.

Step 5: Share Your 3D Map

After you've created and customized your 3D map, you can easily share it with others. You can export the 3D map as an image or a video to include in presentations or reports. You can also share the interactive map file so others can explore the data themselves.

With these simple steps, you can start creating and viewing 3D maps on Mac Excel to gain new insights from your data. Start experimenting with 3D maps today and see your data in a whole new dimension.