HEAT MAP Table Issue

RGranada
RGranada Contributor

The first column is a Heat Map Table does count toward the color interval calculation. But it seems the corresponding format seems to not be applied to it.

 

The next picture can illustrate the behavior:

DOJO_HeatMap_Issue.png

 

 

In the next picture i can illustrate our workaround on this issue. We transform the first column to a string in a way that Domo doesn't use it to calculate the color intervals with a Beastmode like "CONCAT(' ',`Year`)", in this way we achieve our desired results.

DOJO_HeatMap_WorkArround.png

 

What is your view on this, is this by design, is it a bug, what is it's purpose?

 

Thank you

Ricardo Granada 

MajorDomo@Lusiaves

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Comments

  • BCorless
    BCorless Domo Employee

    @RGranada I sent you a PM for more information.

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  • BCorless
    BCorless Domo Employee

    Update on this: Our engineering team is currently reviewing this issue. No ETA available but we are working towards changing the behavior seen in this post.

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  • GaryGibb
    GaryGibb Domo Product Manager

    This was by design. We wanted to allow customers to have heatmap values in the first column. This is useful for many cases. Previously we would never color the first column regardless of type. To allow the previous behavior we added another option to specify a column list manually where the colors will be shown (see attachment).

     

    To handle this case specifically you can type "2-20" and the first column will not have color applied.

     

     

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