Map isn't plotting all data points

[jscivias]

Hello, I have a dataset with separate columns for Country, State, City, and Postal code information as follows:

When I include all these fields under 'location', many countries don't show up (e.g. Japan, United Kingdom, and other countries where my data don't have postal code or state data). When I omit State and postal code information and only include country and city fields, most data points are plotted in the correct location, including those countries with missing state info, but so many of my US data don't get plotted correctly-- e.g. a city in state X gets mapped to state Y, etc. I am not sure how to get around this issue. Is there a way I can include the state field, and for those entries where I have missing state info, force power BI to just consider the city level info? (get the data to show up just as they did when i included only country and city fields? Thanks for your help. 

[Greg_Deckler · Accepted solution]

@jscivias I have often found that concatenating this kind of information into a single field and then setting the data category to Place helps resolve a lot of map plotting issues.

[jscivias]

@Greg_Deckler thanks for the concatenation suggestion, it did solve a bulk of data points that were randomly mis plotted all over the place on the map!