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Exploring Your Data with Visual Insight Analyses Report Services Document Analysis Guide
The rectangles contain a wide variety and many shadings of colors, which
emphasize the weight of the various components. In a Heat Map
visualization:
• The size of each rectangle represents its relative weight.
• The color of each rectangle represents its relative value. For example, in
the image below, larger values are green and smaller values are red.
• The large areas, such as the Mid-Atlantic area of rectangles in the image
below, represent different groups of data.
• The small rectangles, such as New York in the image below, represent
individual attribute elements.
In a Heat Map visualization, you can select a single rectangle or multiple
rectangles, then:
• Drill to an attribute. Only the selected rectangles are displayed, and the
selected attribute is used to group rectangles in the visualization.
• Display only the selected rectangles by temporarily removing all the other
rectangles from the visualization.
• Display all the rectangles in the visualization except the selected
rectangles.
For complete instructions for these tasks, see the MicroStrategy Web Help.
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