Heatmap
In this tutorial, we will explore the Heatmap chart, a powerful visual tool that allows you to understand and analyze data by representing the count/sum or average of features using two attributes.
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The Heatmap chart provides a comprehensive view of data trends and relationships by using colors in a matrix of values. The chart combines two attributes from one dataset and is best used with generalized numerical data and categories.
Let's break it down into easy-to-follow steps:
Creating a Heatmap Widget
To begin, navigate to theNew Widget
menu. Select Heatmap
from the list of Graph Widgets
.
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Configuring your chart
Once you're in the heatmap configuration menu, set up your chart preferences:- Customize the chart name by clicking on
My New Chart
at the top of the modal - Choose your
Dataset
and the specificField name
you want to display - Select the
Classification
criteria that best suits your needs - Select the
Y Axis Field
that best suits your needs

Apply
and your configured chart will be displayed in a new modal.
Example
By following these steps, you can use the Heatmap chart to analyze data and gain valuable insights into the relationships and trends between two attributes.
