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Using the new ArcGIS, I have sales data for all 50 US states. When using the Location Type = 'Points' representation, how do you force Georgia back into the US?
You can see I've set my Country filter to US (though there are no other countries in my data set), but that didn't work.
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It seems you have to create another column and concatenate => state, country and use this column in the Location.
State, Country = 'Table'[State]&", "&'Table'[Country]
By the way if you use State abbreviations the Map get even crazier => look at the bottom Map
Clearly this is the first (preview) release and as such many things are missing...
As was pointed out in another post the first thing I noticed too was NO TOOLTIPS
It seems you have to create another column and concatenate => state, country and use this column in the Location.
State, Country = 'Table'[State]&", "&'Table'[Country]
By the way if you use State abbreviations the Map get even crazier => look at the bottom Map
Clearly this is the first (preview) release and as such many things are missing...
As was pointed out in another post the first thing I noticed too was NO TOOLTIPS
@Sean, thanks.
Yeah, I concatenated "City + St" and I ended up with 'Virginia Beach, VA' in Australia.
A work in progress but glad it's here.
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