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Last updated 1 year ago

A heat map is a graphical representation of data where individual values are depicted using colors. It is commonly used to visualize patterns, trends, and variations in data, especially when dealing with large datasets. In a heat map, each data point is assigned a specific color based on its value, and the colors are typically arranged in a grid format.

In the Widget options modal, configure the following:

In the Name text box, enter a name to identify the widget.

In the Solution drop-down list, select a solution you already created in the Solutions.

In the Solution output drop-down list, select a General node in the solution flowchart that you want to set as the output.

To add a color to the background of the widget, click on the Background color box and choose a color from the color picker.

Click on the Save button.