MicroStrategy Mobile Design and Administration Guide

Mobile Design and Administration Guide Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices 1
Displaying data in a Heat Map widget
The Heat Map widget for the iPad displays elements as rectangles and lets
users quickly grasp the state and impact of a large number of variables at one
time. An example of the Heat Map widget on the iPad is shown below:
You can use MicroStrategy Web to design a document that can display a grid
as a Heat Map widget on a mobile device. For steps to add a Heat Map widget
to a document and specify formatting options, see the Dashboards and
Widgets Creation Guide.
You can also use the Heat Map visualization in Visual Insight analyses. For
information on creating analyses, refer to the MicroStrategy Web Help.
Displaying data as an overlay on an image: Image Layout
widget
You can add an Image Layout widget to a document to display an image
overlaid with colored areas or bubble markers. For example, you can display
a map of the United States, with a bubble marker displayed over each state.
You can have states with a high number of stores displayed using large
bubble markers, and states with a low number of stores displayed using
small bubble markers. As another example, you can display the layout of a
store in the widget, with each aisle displayed as a separate region, then have
MicroStrategy automatically color each aisle based on the number of visits
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