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Saving custom map files; where/how do I do this

wendytseng

I am new to this...

The JMP documentation says to save the map files here for Windows: C:/Users/<user name>/AppData/Roaming/SAS/JMP/Maps.

I do not have a folder that is called AppData.

Thank you,

Wendy

https://www.jmp.com/support/help/14-2/custom-map-files.shtml

Accepted answers

Jason_Wiggins

The folder is likely hidden.

You will need to go to Window File Explorer and choose Options > Change folder and search options

In folder options window click view tab then select show hidden folders files and drives.

Showing the hidden folder works on my machine.

If this does not work there is a less desirable workaround. Past files as administrator to C:\Program Files\SAS\JMPPRO\15\Maps . I believe the downside to this is that they go away when you install a new version.

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Phil_Kay

Hi Wendy,
Just save to the Maps folder in your JMP installation.

For example, for me:
C:\Program Files\SAS\JMPPRO\15\Maps

Hope that helps.
Phil

wendytseng

Thanks, Phil. Weird thing is...I get an error that says I don't have admin access for my machine. Perhaps I should contact IT to figure that out?

Jason_Wiggins

The folder is likely hidden.

You will need to go to Window File Explorer and choose Options > Change folder and search options

In folder options window click view tab then select show hidden folders files and drives.

Showing the hidden folder works on my machine.

DonMcCormack

The folder is hidden. You'll need to show hidden files (should be a check box under the View tab in the Windows Explorer). You'll have to create a Maps folder. You can also save it to the location Phil mentioned. This will put the map with the built-in maps. The advantage of the first method is that it keeps the custom maps separate from the built-in maps. You can also directly reference a map file using the Map Role column property.

Ryan_Gilmore

You can access the AppData folder by typing

%appdata%

in the address bar (either in the Windows File Explorer or within a JMP save/open dialog).