Open Datawrapper.de --- New Map --- Symbol map
 

Choose map (e.g. United States or World – depends on your data)

Add your data (import the csv file) – Match as addresses

Add column (for example: number of people who live in each of these places)
 

You can manually add places … Size by (new column) Make adjustments

This will give you a bubble map with bubble sizes adjusted to # of people

Create two new columns in your excel spreadsheet: one called gender, the other called count 

List out the possible options in the new gender column (ie male, female, hermaphrodite)

Under the column labeled count, input the following formula: =COUNTIF(nameoforiginalgendercolumn:endofoggendercolumn, newone) –e.g. =COUNTIF(H2:H88,O2) This means: count all instances of the gender in Column O, row 2 that are present in column H from row 2 to row 88).

4. repeat this by either dragging or manually inputting the same formula so that each different gender is counted

5. highlight these two columns and go to the menu Insert -> Chart -> Column

6. To adjust by ascending or descending order, click home on far left menu.

7. Then select, sort & filter -> custom sort.

8. This will open a new window. Select count or frequency as the column to sort by, and order smallest to largest (or largest to smallest)!

2. Remove NAs from the new column.
 

3. Create a new column called bins and input the values according to whatever increments you would prefer, I’ll be using the values in

increments of 30: 60, 90, 120, 150, 180, 210

4. Highlight the values in these columns, go to data -> data analysis and select Histogram. Make sure that chart output is selected. You will have to input the values from the cells either with drag and drop or type in the values. (If data analysis is not showing up go to Data -> Excel Add-ins -> Select Analysis Toolpack)
 

5. Edit colors and axis labels the same way as with bar charts!

Enter a location in each row. Your first row should be a header like "location".
 

Save the file (give it a name)

Go to maps.google.com

Top left: menu (the four lines) – select “my places” 

At bottom of page: create a new map

Import --- the map you saved as xlsx