Background Map Boundaries

[#1]

I'm using JMP17, and none of the boundaries in the "Set Background Map" window show up on the graph (e.g., US Counties, US States, etc.). I changed the color and thickness of the boundaries in "Customize," but they still do not appear on the map. I didn't have this problem on previous versions of JMP. Any help is appreciated.

[#2]

Please explain the steps you take to create the map. You should be able to see the boundaries without any customization.

[#3]

@Mark_Bailey 

 

I simply added latitude and longitude to the x and y axes, then right-clicked on the map > Graph > Background map.. and enabled "Street Map Service" and "US Counties," but the county borders do not appear on the map. I tried it on two different machines and they both have the same issue. See attached.

[#4]

make sure the drawing order puts the base map first, then the counties.

The background map will hide anything that is drawn earlier.

[#5]

@Craige_HalesI think I figured it out! The problem exists only when I am in JMP Project. Outside of the Project, I can see the boundaries! So it must be a bug. I had a similar problem a few months ago, but with the conditional local data filter for dashboards that didn't work in JMP Project but worked fine outside of it.: https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/How-to-make-conditional-local-data-filter-in-dashboard/td-p...

[#6 · Accepted solution]

@shasheminassab Thank you for reporting this - it has been passed on to the development team to be fixed in a future release.