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Hiding a table without affecting map points

Ben Sztucki

I currently have a google map that has a number of points that mark positions of our products. At the moment the map is getting its data from a table. The problem is that the table has to be visible in order for the points to be displayed on the map properly. Is there a way for me to hide the table and still have the plotted points on my map?
 
Could this be done by adding the appropriate JavaScript code and putting it in the query rather than the table. 
 
Thanks in advance, 
Ben

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micajblock

Instead of setting visibility try setting Display = No Display (it is part of general properties)