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a68tbird
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Resolver II

Treemap Help

Hello All -

   My dashboard uses the Treemap visualization (which I think is really great), but when the user starts to drill down into some of the lower value (ie. smaller squares) areas, it is difficult to identify what the grouping is. The information that appears on mouse hover is exactly the information that I would like to put onto a card (or similar).  Is this possible? My treemap groups by account and product type.  If I just put the product type onto a card, it returns a numeric value (Count of product type).  

 

Of course I realize that this information would have to be two values (account and product type) and that when the treemap has not been drilled down at all...well, I'm not entirely sure what would happen (it would try to show all, which would be a mess!).

 

Anyone have any suggestions?

 

Thanks!

Travis

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WillT
Community Admin
Community Admin

You've got two options: - use the 'Multi-row Card' visual, just drop the product type field onto it. - Use the 'Card' visual but to do this you'll need to create a measure for the field you want. It can return text, but you'd need to wrap the field in a function of some sort. For example =FIRSTNONBLANK([ProductType]), or =CONCATENATEX(Products, [ProductType], ", ") Hope that helps!

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