KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is a file format used to display geographic data, most commonly on platforms like Google Earth or Google Maps, that allows for embedding and displaying location points, borders and shapes with different styles. To enable an XY image map, change the column definition of your location data to XY and add a link to your hosted image (as quoted text or an expression) in the Background image for the XY coordinates setting: When a map view is configured with an XY-type Map column, it will display the image in place of the usual map. The XY column type represents a position within an image that you provide. Using a ChangeLocation column or an App formula or Initial value expression of HERE() for a LatLong column enables passive location capture within the form, but the accuracy may be reduced compared to using the current location button. The current location button on the LatLong input uses high-accuracy GPS location capture on your device, which is potentially time-consuming and battery-intensive. LatLong data can be captured in a form field when editing or adding rows via the LatLong and ChangeLocation column types. LatLong data is represented as comma-separated decimal values, as in 44.2456, -122.3348'. You can click a map pin to get driving directions. Address and LatLong data can be displayed on a Google Map.

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