Tree Map

A tree map allows hierarchical data to be displayed as a set of nested rectangles. Each hierarchical branch is represented with a rectangle that consists of smaller rectangles, which are subbranches. Area of each rectangle is proportional to value of the corresponding hierarchical element. Rectangle color also depends on value of the hierarchical element.

IMPORTANT. Before getting started with the visualizer make sure that system requirements to client computer (desktop application), for BI server (web application) are met. The web application supports visualizers if the BI server is installed in Windows 7 or later. Visualizer appearance may differ depending on the graphic libraries in use (DirectX 10 or OpenGL).

A tree map enables the user to display two value sets for hierarchical data:

Tree map advantages:

Example of the Tree Map data view:

Get started with a tree map by setting up dimensions.

Operations with Tree Map

Set up metrics dimension

Set up rectangle fill

Set up rectangle size

Set up tooltips

Set up legend and size

Data drill down and drill up

Exclude data

Set up tree map style

Differences in Tree Map in Desktop, Web and Mobile Applications

In the web and the desktop applications the user can work with tree maps. In the mobile application based on Foresight Mobile Platform the user can only view tree maps. Depending on the application in use there are the following differences in tree map functionality:

Functionality Desktop application Web application Mobile application
Setting tree map style
Data drill down and drill up
Excluding data

NOTE. The table displays only the functionalities that differ depending on the application version. The identical functionalities are not displayed.

Designations:

  - functionality is fully available.

  - functionality is unavailable.

  - functionality is available with features of use.

Features of functionality use

See also:

Working with Data Views