Wednesday, December 18, 2013

[Pindi-Islamabad:94501] Excel Tip: Creating Heat Maps for Management Reports

Creating Heat Maps

A heat map is nothing but a visual representation of data where color changes based on the value. For example, you can create a heat map where a cell with highest value is colored green and there is a shift towards red color as the value decreases. 

Something as shown below 

100-200

To create this, go to Home –> Conditional Formatting –> Color Scales, and choose one of the color schemes

Color Heat map

Note: Similarly, you can also insert data bars or Icon sets

source; ExcelTrump

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