Tile Heatmap
Last updated
Last updated
The heatmap is good for comparison. Use the heatmap to get an overview of what’s happening across a large number of metrics and dimensions. Each value represents the intersection of the the x-axis and the y-axis. You can also add a secondary value (for instance variation vs last period).
Option | Mandatory | Description |
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| Title of your tile |
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| Column containing the value of the intersection of x & y |
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| Column name containing the columns labels |
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| Column name containing the rows labels |
| ❌ | Specify the order of the columns (x axis) |
| ❌ | specify the order of the rows (y axis) |
| ❌ | Column name containing grouping for the columns (x axis) |
| ❌ | Column name containing grouping for the rows (y axis) |
| ❌ | Text displayed to give additional information (ex: data source) |
Option | Mandatory | Description |
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| ❌ | Choose between XS, S, M, L and XL to increase the width of your tile Default: S |
| ❌ | Set true to always show values and subvalues |
| ❌ | Column containing a number between 0 and 1 |
| ❌ | Size of rows's labels width. In pixels. |
| ❌ | Size of squares' height. In pixels. |
| ❌ | Size of squares' width width. In pixels. |
Option | Mandatory | Description |
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| ❌ | Allows to redirect to a Story or to an external URL when clicking on the tile |