=AddressToLatLongWS

=AddressToLatLongWS takes an address and returns the latitude/longitude.

Syntax

AddressToLatLongWS (Address)

Arguments

Argument	Description	Required?	Values
address	An address for which you want to retrieve a latitude/longitude.	yes	A ZIP/Postal Code or city/state, followed by a street address. Separate the two with a comma or a semicolon. Examples: 08540, 20 Nassau Street Liverpool NY,305 Oswego Street Industriestraße 7, 67346 Speyer
countries	The country or countries where the origin and destination are located.	Not required but recommended for the most accurate geocoding and best performance.	A two-letter country code
region	The region of the world where the origin and destination are located.	Not required but recommended for the most accurate geocoding and best performance.	Region Codes are NA (North America), EU (Europe), AS (Asia), AF (Africa), SA (South America), OC (Oceania), MX (Mexico), ME (Middle East), and WW (Worldwide).

Argument

Description

Required?

Values

address

An address for which you want to retrieve a latitude/longitude.

yes

A ZIP/Postal Code or city/state, followed by a street address. Separate the two with a comma or a semicolon.

Examples: 08540, 20 Nassau Street

Liverpool NY,305 Oswego Street

Industriestraße 7, 67346 Speyer

countries

The country or countries where the origin and destination are located.

Not required but recommended for the most accurate geocoding and best performance.

A two-letter country code

region

The region of the world where the origin and destination are located.

Not required but recommended for the most accurate geocoding and best performance.

Region Codes are NA (North America), EU (Europe), AS (Asia), AF (Africa), SA (South America), OC (Oceania), MX (Mexico), ME (Middle East), and WW (Worldwide).