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**can_er** generates a map of Canadian economic regions.
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An economic region is a grouping of complete census divisions (with one exception in Ontario) created as a standard geographic unit for analysis of regional economic activity. [[Source]](http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/92-195-x/2011001/geo/er-re/er-re-eng.htm)
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This template uses the boundaries from the 2011 Census.
{p 32 32 2}This does not exclude the territories' data from the calculation of the quantiles (equal-sized color bins). To avoid counting the territories in the quantiles, add an **if** statement to your maptile command that excludes them.
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{p 32 32 2}{opt mapifprov} is equivalent to {opt mapif( \<province, not territory\> )} but additionally adjusts the legend placement.
{hi:can_er} generates a map of Canadian economic regions.
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{pstd}{bf:can_er} generates a map of Canadian economic regions.{p_end}
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{pstd}An economic region is a grouping of complete census divisions (with one exception in Ontario) created as a standard geographic unit for analysis of regional economic activity. {browse "http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/92-195-x/2011001/geo/er-re/er-re-eng.htm":[Source]}
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{pstd}An economic region is a grouping of complete census divisions (with one exception in Ontario) created as a standard geographic unit for analysis of regional economic activity. {browse "http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/92-195-x/2011001/geo/er-re/er-re-eng.htm":[Source]}{p_end}
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{pstd}This template uses the boundaries from the 2011 Census.
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{pstd}This template uses the boundaries from the 2011 Census.{p_end}
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{marker idvar}{...}
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{marker geographic-id-variables}{...}
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{title:Geographic ID variables}
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{synoptset 15 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt :{hi:er}}4-digit economic region codes{p_end}
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{synoptset 16 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt:{bf:er}}4-digit economic region codes{p_end}
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{marker geooptions}{...}
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{marker geography-specific-options}{...}
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{title:Geography-Specific Options}
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{synoptset 22 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt :{opt mapifprov}}excludes the territories from the map, only mapping the 10 provinces{p_end}
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{synopt:{bf:mapifprov}}excludes the territories from the map, only mapping the 10 provinces{p_end}
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{p 32 32 2}This does not exclude the territories' data from the calculation of the quantiles (equal-sized color bins). To avoid counting the territories in the quantiles, add an {bf:if} statement to your maptile command that excludes them.{p_end}
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{p 32 32 2}{opt mapifprov} is equivalent to {opt mapif( <province, not territory> )} but additionally adjusts the legend placement.{p_end}
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{synopt :{opt legendoffset(#)}}manually shifts the legend downward. # must be non-negative. When not specified, the legend offset is computed automatically.{p_end}
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{synoptset 22 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt:{opt legendoffset(#)}}manually shifts the legend downward. # must be non-negative. When not specified, the legend offset is computed automatically.{p_end}
{p 32 32 2}This does not exclude the territories' data from the calculation of the quantiles (equal-sized color bins). To avoid counting the territories in the quantiles, add an **if** statement to your maptile command that excludes them.
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{p 32 32 2}{opt mapifprov} is equivalent to {opt mapif( \<province, not territory\> )} but additionally adjusts the legend placement.
{synopt:{bf:provcode_old}}older Statistics Canada province codes: 0-9 for provinces, 10-12 for territories{p_end}
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{synopt:{bf:provname}}full province names, in English{p_end}
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{marker geooptions}{...}
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{marker geography-specific-options}{...}
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{title:Geography-Specific Options}
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{synoptset 22 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt:{opth geoid(varname)}}specifies the geographic ID variable to use; default is {hi:geoid(prov)}{p_end}
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{synopt:{opth geoid(varname)}}specifies the geographic ID variable to use; default is {bf:geoid(prov)}{p_end}
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{synopt :{opt mapifprov}}excludes the territories from the map, only mapping the 10 provinces{p_end}
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{synoptset 22 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt:{bf:mapifprov}}excludes the territories from the map, only mapping the 10 provinces{p_end}
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{p 32 32 2}This does not exclude the territories' data from the calculation of the quantiles (equal-sized color bins). To avoid counting the territories in the quantiles, add an {bf:if} statement to your maptile command that excludes them.{p_end}
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{p 32 32 2}{opt mapifprov} is equivalent to {opt mapif( <province, not territory> )} but additionally adjusts the legend placement.{p_end}
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{synopt :{opt legendoffset(#)}}manually shifts the legend downward. # must be non-negative. When not specified, the legend offset is computed automatically.{p_end}
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{synoptset 22 tabbed}{...}
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{synopt:{opt legendoffset(#)}}manually shifts the legend downward. # must be non-negative. When not specified, the legend offset is computed automatically.{p_end}
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