Power BI no longer recognizing counties in Connecticut

[ajoens]

I have Googled all day and tried a million different things to see if I was causing the error or if the platform was and it has to be the platform. I created a map a few months ago and CT counties were filling in perfectly and suddenly now they do not. I have modified my excel sheet to see if that was the problem and nothing changed. I even started from scratch and recreated my entire map and CT counties are still not filling in correctly. Is this a Power BI issues???

An example of the formula I use throughout the entire map is: Fairfield County CT

As you can see, the map does not pick up ALL of Fairfield County CT - just a peice. Other CT Counties don't appear at all or they overlap incorrectly. It doesn't seem to matter is my Location is Uncategorized or set to County...

Anyone else having issues with CT or am I missing something? Thank you!

[gwilliams0405]

Have there been any discussions regarding how to get the Regional Planning boundaries for Connecticut maps to display in Power BI maps? I have attepted assigning the counties based on county fips with no joy. I have taking the master US postal zip codes file and assigned the counties based on cities with no success. The counties that were used before the state converted to regional planning districts don't display boundaries correctly. It appears that Connecticut is the only state that now conflicts with any Power BI maps when it comes to delineating counties.

[RHenken]

Try these:

[ajoens]

Without changing anything on my data file, the map has changed (which confirms this is 100% a Power BI issue). Power BI seems to be picking up some more counties but not all. The overlapping stopped. Can someone please help with this CT issue??? I'm needing to publish this map but Power BI is not reading CT counties correctly. Thank you!

[Jerscott]

I am having the same issue.