I have an idea to improve the way data is presented in Treemaps. As we know Treemaps display hierarchical data as a set of nested rectangles. Each level of the hierarchy is represented by a colored rectangle called a branch node. Each branch contains smaller rectangles called leaf nodes.
My idea is to apply varying color saturation to leaf nodes within a given branch node. This way, we can easily identify which rectangle is larger even when the difference between them is small and they appear the same.
For example, instead of three similarly sized red rectangles, we would have three in varying shades of red, from the largest (intense red), through medium (light red), to the smallest (pale red). This would be a useful solution, especially for those who do not fully understand the arrangement of rectangles of a given color.
Recent ideas
Separate Download and Publish Permissions for Power BI Workspaces
Idea / Feature Request Introduce more granular permissions in Power BI to independently control report download and report publishing permissions at the workspace level. Business Scenario We have ...ewarstdhyjugkhi28 minutes agoMicrosoft EmployeeNew13Views7likes0CommentsSupport Fabric SQL Database with workspace-level inbound Private Link
Fabric SQL Database supports tenant-level Private Link but not workspace-level Private Link. Securing a small number of databases therefore requires enabling Private Link across the entire tenant, in...WorkFull221 hour agoAdvocate INew29Views1like1CommentPaste values in slicers for hierarchy data
Hierarchical slicers are widely used in enterprise reports (for example Product RCN > SKU Key, Region > Country > City, or GPP > Division > RCN > SKU). Users often need to bulk-filter by pasting valu...eddieisking20003 hours agoFrequent VisitorNew0Views0likes0Comments