It can be used as a template to generate a map series: a collection of maps with a consistent design that represent different parts of a large geographic area, such as the regions of New Zealand. A layout may also have a broader purpose. This layout served a specific purpose-to show the solar energy potential for buildings in downtown Wellington. Each element you insert into your layout has its own design and formatting options. There are others, such as tables, charts, and grids and graticules, to try on your own. In this tutorial, you used several layout elements. You may need to change some printer settings, such as the page orientation, before you send the layout to the printer. If you want to print the layout, on the Share tab, in the Output group, click Print Layout. The file opens in your default image viewing application. On the Quick Access Toolbar, click Save.Click an empty area on the layout to deselect the text.Resize the text rectangle so that it fits the paragraph closely.Align the right edge with the vertical guide at 10.75 inches. Align the left edge of the text element with the vertical guide at 8.25 inches.In the Text Symbol group, change the text symbol font size to 8 pt.
Dark orange colours indicate higher-yielding locations for installing solar panels or water heating. Type or copy and paste the following text in the text rectangle: Average annual solar energy potential values for rooftops in kilowatt-hours per square meter.On the layout, draw a box under the legend. In the Graphics and Text group, click the Rectangle text tool. On the ribbon, click the Insert tab if necessary.Next, you'll add a short description to help readers understand the map.
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