Radial Filter not changing to outside in Photoshop CC Camera Raw

Hello folks,
I realise that I may be missing the very obvious, so apologies in advance - this has been driving me nuts for a few weeks now and I can't find anything in forums to help me out...
Basically, in Camera Raw filter within Photoshop CC, when I try to add a Radial Filter, I can only get the filter to apply on the inside - clicking the option buttons at the bottom of the menu, the adjustments never move from inside to outside, I can't get any adjustments to apply outside the radial, not even when I select New at the top of the menu either. What am I missing? Hopefully someone will be able to offer a solution!
Thanks in advance,
David

ACR 8.7.1 is current can you post some screen capture where that shows your problem. Ther radio button should cause the current active  Radial filter to change.   Like this one I show that changes exposure of the area. "Must be Active" with overlay checked the boundary outline should be visible.

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