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Hello everyone,
I'm new with PowerBI and currently working on a project and need to develop a map for Mexico. I tried to use Shape Maps following the instructions, but I noticed that the Map Key is wrongly coded. I attached a screenshot for your reference. ISO abbreviature is wrong for Mexico City, Colima, Coahuila, and Chiapas.
Do you know how can I fix it? I think this problem is related to what @GyFatz and @v-yingjl were working previously.
Looking forward to reading your comments.
Best,
The first thing to do is report it on support.powerbi.com so that it can be fixed.
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This may not stop you from making the shapemap work if there is one of the other columns in your data to use as a key. (It'll be annoying to see the wrong abbr in a tooltip but should still work)
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Alternatively, find a third party shapemap of mexico on the web or make your own.
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