Heatmap Chart
The Heatmap Chart transforms your data into a vivid, interactive heatmap that spotlights what matters most—where activity peaks, when issues occur, and how variables interact.
Installation and configuration
The Radial Heatmap plugin can be installed by an Admin, following the directions in Installing QBeeQ Plugins.
Operating system and version support:
- Linux - Latest
- Windows - Latest
Creating a Radial Heatmap
To create a new Radial Heatmap:
- Choose QBeeQ Radial Heat from the widget dropdown list
- Select data for the x-axis, y-axis, and values
- Apply conditional coloring
- Configure heatmap settings
Select data
Use the data panel to select columns to display on the x-axis and the y-axis of your chart. Next, select a column to display values.
Apply conditional coloring
By default, the heatmap will display in a single color until you define a color range.
- Click the conditional coloring option on the values data pane
- Select Manual configuration
- Configure the color range based on the options available
Configure settings
Setting | Description |
Animation | Enables zoom in/out using the mouse scroll |
Slider Start | Adjusts the radius of the widget to display. Slider can be set to: Flat, 50% radial, 100% radial |
X-axis Label Setting | Controls the width of the X-axis labels |
Y-axis Label Setting | Controls the width of the Y-axis labels |
Y-Axis Label Color | Defines the text color of the labels on the Y-axis |
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Last updated on August 4, 2021