Highlight Table

A Highlight Table uses color coding within a table format to draw attention to specific data points, making it easier to identify important values and trends at a glance.

How to Read the Visualization:

A Highlight Table displays data in a tabular format, with cells colored based on their values. The color intensity or hue highlights significant data points, allowing for quick visual identification of key information.

Data Structure:

• Measures: 1 or more
• Dimensions: 1 or more

Best Practices / Limitations:

• Data Points: Best used with a moderate number of data points for clarity.
• Clarity: Ensure appropriate color contrasts to maintain readability.
• Context: Use legends and annotations to explain the color coding.

Examples of When to Use:

• Highlighting top-performing products in a sales report.
• Identifying high and low temperatures in a weather dataset.
• Comparing employee performance metrics.

Common Industry Usages:

• Sales
• Weather Forecasting
• Human Resources
• Finance