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Range input in heat map

Posted By Elli Kasparidou 8 Years Ago
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Hi Ellie,
The standard heat map accepts an xy grid for the values - you may need to use something like the triangulated series which accepts arbitrary values for this purpose. Can you post some sample data that you want to show? 


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Hello! I am trying to implement a heat map,but my dataset has the the format ([range],[range],z). Is it possible to give range values to x and y axes as an input instead of distinct values?

Thank you!




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