I'm using map shapes with wafer layouts rather than geographic data and have an issue and a question....
issue: in platforms other than graph builder if I use "Background Map...." to show my photolithography boundaries the data immediately disappears, apparently associated with the x axis switching to geodesic (it switches both x and y but x is what ruins the plot). I can fix it by putting it back to linear or could script it to work fine but it's a nuisance. Graph builder can apply background map and leave axes linear.
Maybe this is just something that can be improved in future but wondering if there is some good workaround now.... a preference I'm missing somewhere? I see I could tell JMP my X/Y cols are various geographic types but not sure if there's a way I can say they are definitely not.
question: I guess this is not limited to non-geographic data as you could have historical country boundaries or something but I can easily have multiple different layouts that use the same names (just numbers) for the regions. No problem for Background Map... where you select the map file but for the case of putting a column into Map Shape in graph builder I'm wondering how that works. It does appear to be able to guess the right layout to use -and it's very cool that you don't have to select the map - but is there a point where it would ask, if different layouts are actually compatible with a limited dataset? And related to that, if I were scripting the graph builder is there a way to tell it what map file to use explicitly? I see how to do what you do interactively.... specify a column as Shape()...but is there any way to deal with possibly ambiguous maps being present?