SMW exhibit

Finally, the SMW Exhibit format allows tying several 'facets' of information into one dynamic view. With larger data sets, it can allow quickly 'drilling down' to exactly the relevant items. Since the selection boxes 'comprehend' dates, they will group entries by ranges when the data set grows. You can see a better example here - in a few clicks you can find the MSSS supported organisations in Montréal or Québec with a contribution of between $0 and $10000.

	Born loc	Born in	Died in	Born	Died	Died of
Arnold Bush	51° 48' 35.22" N, 0° 14' 15.63" W	Hertfordshire	Hertfordshire	3 April 1911	20 July 1996	Dancing accident
Bob Herrelsmorm	51° 29' 21.60" N, 0° 8' 38.60" W	London, UK	London, UK	9 April 1907	20 August 1976	Mysterious causes
Bob Newhart	39° 17' 25.39" N, 76° 36' 43.88" W	Baltimore		1 June 1942
Christina Poulet	51° 29' 21.60" N, 0° 8' 38.60" W	London, UK	Somerset, UK	14 April 1907	20 August 1976	Stage fright
Katherine Cardiff	51° 28' 53.96" N, 3° 10' 45.10" W	Cardiff, UK	London, UK	11 April 1901	20 July 1996	Dancing accident
Paul Devonshire	51° 27' 13.69" N, 2° 35' 50.27" W	Bristol, UK	Scotland, UK	10 October 1911	10 September 1986	Polo accident

Notice the scissors icon that appears when you hover near Date? Click there to access the data directly. Choose Tab Separated Values and you can copy and paste the data directly into a spreadsheet.

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