How Mapbox Works

Troubleshooting

Video: Map travel distances with a Mapbox macro for Alteryx

intermediate

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The Mapbox Isochrones macro for Alteryx is powered by the Isochrone API, which gives you the ability to create isochrone polygons for driving, walking, and cycling.

Getting started

0:20 - Copy your Mapbox access token.

Create a workflow

0:26 - Add data (like a list of coordinate pairs) to your Alteryx workflow.
0:31 - Download the Mapbox Isochrones macro from the Alteryx gallery.

Use the macro

0:44 - Insert the Mapbox Isochrones macro to your Alteryx workflow.
0:49 - Add your access token to the configuration.
0:55 - Configure your workflow.
1:50 - Add Browse modules to see (and map) output data.
1:54 - Run the workflow.

See macro results

2:02 - See your output data on a map and in tabular format.
2:35 - Learn more about Mapbox macros for Alteryx.

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