I have a dataset with hundreds of thousands of rows, each representing an offer on an address within a market (there are about 50 markets). Each row has a latitude / longitude value for the MARKET (not the address) so that volumes can be mapped at a market level. I am able to successfully create a “points on a map” visual using these market lat long values, with point sizes varied by number of offers. The points all render perfectly well, and I can zoom around, but there is no backing map - just an empty square, with points. Here is an example:
Hello @Andris , welcome to the Quick Sight community!
I think ultimately if this persists you will need to file a support ticket with AWS. That being said there are a few things we can try troubleshooting.
First, have you tried reloading the analysis or changing your browser? I would also recommend try going into the format visual menu and try changing the type of map to see if that gets it to reload properly.
Hey @duncan! Appreciate the suggestions. I have indeed tried refreshing (several times, no less), and I even tried a very truncated dataset to see if it maybe wasn’t happy with the row count. I also tried the different map types. No luck. I unfortunately can’t use a different browser, but I have had the map successfully load in the example dashboard. I suppose I’ll have to file a ticket.
@duncan - this is wild, but looks like this is something that has come up before, and you have event commented on it
Not sure why I couldn’t find this before. In any case, if I multiply my lat and long values by 1000 in the dataset, they end up working. The issue seems to be between the data pull and going into SPICE, as the table displays correct lat/long values in the dataset table, but when I’m in the analysis, they’re all divided by 1000.
