Treemaps show parts of a whole and display hierarchical information.
1. Treemap Chart: Single Dimension
In this chart, we are displaying County and Gender Revenue.
Colour depends on the value of the metric and can be configured within the style tab. In this chart, the max colour value is set to Green, Mid = Light Yellow, and Min = Light Red.
Max Row: Data Points to show within the Chart, excluding the headers
Recommended: Yes
With A Single Dimension Configuration
2. Treemap Chart – Two or more dimension
In this chart, we are displaying County and Gender Revenue.
Colour depends on the value of the metric and can be configured within the style tab. In this chart, the max colour value is set to Green, Mid = Light Yellow, and Min = Light Red.
Max Row: Data Points to show within the Chart, excluding the headers
Recommended: No
Recommended: No, In this example, over 90% of revenue is coming from the US and the chart looks great, but a treemap map can be hard to visualize for two dimensions. Avoid having two dimensions, unless it's absolutely necessary.
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- Scorecards
- Pie/Doughnut Chart
- Bullet Charts
- Gauge Charts
- Line Charts/Time Series Charts
- Column Charts
- Combo Charts
- Table
- Pivot Tables
- Area Charts
- Scatter Charts
- Bubble Chart
- Geo Maps Charts
- Treemap
- Bullet Chart vs Gauge Chart
Configuration across chart:
- Background and Border
- Missing Data
- Conditional Formatting
- Chart Header
- Legends
- Reference Lines
- Report Settings
Most Used Features: