Heatmap

Heatmap

1.1 Use Cases

Heatmaps visualize numerical values across dimensions using color intensity gradients. For example, they can compare the number of Accounts by industry and account tier.

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1.2 Chart Configuration

1.2.1 Axis Data

• Dimensions: 2 dimensions
• Metrics: 1 metric

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1.2.2 Styling (Web)

1.2.2.1 Basic Settings

• Chart Title: Defaults to the analysis Subject name during creation. Custom titles can be configured.

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• Notes:
  • Content: Add contextual notes to clarify chart insights.
  • Display Styles:
    • Collapsed: Shows as an icon next to the title; hover to reveal.
    • Expanded: Displays text directly next to the title.
    • Hidden: No notes shown in any view.

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* Adding note content

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* Collapsed note style

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* Expanded note style

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* Hidden note style

• Metric Name: Defaults to the metric name; customizable.

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• Dimension Name: Defaults to the dimension name; customizable.

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1.2.2.2 Display Settings

• Legend: Defaults to visible; can be hidden.

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* Legend visible

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* Legend hidden

• Data Labels: Defaults to visible; can be hidden.

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* Data labels visible

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* Data labels hidden

• Show Total:
  • Visibility: Defaults to visible; hides totals across all views when disabled.
  • Card View: Enabled by default; disables card-view totals when unchecked.

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* Totals visible

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* Totals hidden

• Data Table:
  • Position: Defaults to hidden; can display at top, bottom, left, or right.
  • Card View: Disabled by default; hides tables in card view when checked.

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1.2.2.3 Colors & Fonts

• Color Schemes:
  • Modern: Supports custom color adjustments.
  • Classic: Fixed color palettes.
  • Accessibility Patterns: Optional overlay for improved readability.

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• Font Size: Defaults to 12pt; supports 13–16pt.

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1.2.2.4 Axes

• X-Axis:
  • Title: Disabled by default; shows dimension name when enabled.
    • Editable only when “Show Title” is checked.

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• Label Angle: Defaults to horizontal; supports 45° left/right, vertical, or inverted.

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• Y-Axis:
  • Title: Disabled by default; shows the first metric name when enabled.
    • Editable only when “Show Title” is checked.

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• Axis Labels:
  • Angle: Defaults to horizontal; supports left 45° or vertical (same as X-axis).

1.2.3 Functional Configurations

1.2.3.1 Advanced Settings

• Show Zero-Value Dimensions: Disabled by default; enables display of dimensions with zero metrics.

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* Zero-value dimensions hidden

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* Zero-value dimensions visible

• Sorting:
  • Default: Disabled; enables sorting by dimension or metric values (TopN supported).
  • Custom Order: Available for enum or Dept. fields.

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1.2.4 Styling (Mobile)

1.2.4.1 Inherit Web Layout

• Mirrors Web configurations; no independent settings.

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1.2.4.2 Custom Mobile Layout

• Defaults: Inherits Web settings but allows mobile-specific adjustments.
• Constraints: Fewer options than Web; unsupported settings fall back to Web configurations.

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