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POFusion Tables - how to use no polygon colour for null-value cells?
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<p>I have a Google Fusion Tables map visualisation. Each country takes a polygon colour based on a cell numerical value. That's fine. But cells with no value are coming back on the map with the colour designed for the maximum values. That's wrong. They shouldn't have a colour at all. How can I ensure this?</p> <p>Thanks.</p>
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