Element Details: Series.Heatmap
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Available in: Logi Info Source code name: Series.HeatmapIntroduced in: v11.3.049

Creates a heatmap series. Heatmaps use size and color to visualize complex information. They are typically used when each item to be charted and compared is represented by a caption and also two numbers for size and color.

Each row from a DataLayer is shown as a cell in the heatmap. The size and color of each cell is determined by a pair of numeric columns. Cells are labeled with the Heatmap Label Data Column.

Heatmap cells may be grouped together to show how items relate to each other.

When using an Action element under a chart, use @Chart tokens instead of @Data tokens.

Element Group: Chart Series



ATTRIBUTES

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NamePossible ValuesDescription
CellBorderColor
UserDefined
Sets the color of the border lines. For charts, you may select "Transparent". Enter a color by name, decimal RGB value, or hex RGB value. Prefix hex values with the pound sign, like #112233.
CellBorderColorTransparency
UserDefined
The related Cell Border Color attribute sets the color of cell border lines. Cell Border Color Transparency adds transparency to that color. The lowest value of "0" specifies that the border line is opaque, with no transparency. At the other end of the scale, "15" specifies a completely transparent line. Use medium-level transparency to allow different chart layers to show through each other.
CellBorderThickness
UserDefined
Sets the thickness of the border lines, in pixels, when the related Cell Border Color attribute has a value. The default value is 1 pixel.
DisableMouseTracking
True
False
Disables mouse tracking for a specific series, when set to "True". This affects tooltips and click events on graphs and points. For large datasets, this may improve performance. The default value is "False".
HeatmapColorDataColumn
UserDefined
(Required) The name of a data field/column returned from the DataLayer.
HeatmapLabelDataColumn
UserDefined
(Required) The name of a data field/column returned from the DataLayer.
HeatmapSizeDataColumn
UserDefined
(Required) The name of a data field/column returned from the DataLayer.
HighValueColor
UserDefined
The color used for the highest values of the data set. The default is green.
HoverBrightness
UserDefined
HoverBrightness allows customization of regions' brightness when the mouse pointer hovers over charts. Values can be between 0 (no change) and 15 (lighter). The default is 2.
ID
UserDefined
The ID attribute is a pervasive attribute that uniquely identifies an element within a definition file. The ID needs to be a unique value within the definition.
LowValueColor
UserDefined
The color used for the lowest values of the data set. The default is red.
MediumValueColor
UserDefined
The color used for values that are in the middle of the data set. For CellColorSliders, the default is yellow. Otherwise, the default is the color between the LowValueColor and HighValueColor.



PARENT ELEMENTS

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Chart Canvas


CHILD ELEMENTS

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Action.Exit
Action.Export CSV
Action.Export Native Excel
Action.Export Native Word
Action.Export PDF
Action.Export Word Or Excel
Action.Export XML
Action.Google Spreadsheet
Action.Javascript
Action.Link
Action.Map Location
Action.Popup Menu
Action.Process
Action.Refresh Element
Action.Report
Action.Show Element
Action.Template
Chart Drill To
DataLayer.ActiveSQL
DataLayer.Cached
DataLayer.CSV
DataLayer.Definition List
DataLayer.Directory
DataLayer.Excel
DataLayer.Fixed Format File
DataLayer.Google App
DataLayer.Google Spreadsheet
DataLayer.JSON
DataLayer.LDAP
DataLayer.Linked
DataLayer.Mongo Find
DataLayer.Mongo Map Reduce
DataLayer.Mongo Run Command
DataLayer.Plugin
DataLayer.REST
DataLayer.SP
DataLayer.SQL
DataLayer.Static
DataLayer.Twitter
DataLayer.Web Feed
DataLayer.Web Scraper
DataLayer.Web Service
DataLayer.XML
Heatmap Group
Heatmap Label Style
Input Selection Point
Quicktip
Refresh Series Timer


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