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414 Creating Maps Chapter 16<br />

Example of Creating A Map in Graph Builder<br />

Map Role<br />

You can specify the attributes <strong>and</strong> properties of a column in a data table within the Column Info window in<br />

Column Properties. The Map Role property is set for a column like other column properties in the Column<br />

Info window. See Using JMP for more information about Column Properties.<br />

Figure 16.10 The Column Info Window<br />

If you have created your own data table that contains boundary data (such as countries, regions, states,<br />

provinces, or counties) <strong>and</strong> you want to see a corresponding map in Graph Builder, use the Map Role<br />

property within Column Properties. Each pair of map files that you create must contain a -Name file <strong>and</strong> a<br />

-XY file.<br />

Note the following:<br />

• If the custom boundary files reside in the default custom maps directory, then you need to specify only<br />

the Map Role property in the -Name file.<br />

• If the custom boundary files reside in an alternate location, specify the Map Role property in the -Name<br />

file <strong>and</strong> in the data table that you are analyzing.<br />

• The columns that contain the Map Role property must contain the same boundary names, but the<br />

column names can be different.<br />

To add the Map Role property into the -Name data table:<br />

1. Right-click on the column containing the boundaries <strong>and</strong> select Column Properties > Map Role.<br />

2. Select Shape Name Definition below Map Role.<br />

3. Click OK.<br />

4. Save the data table.

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