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Quick BI:Treemap Chart

Last Updated:Feb 09, 2026

A treemap chart displays the relative proportions of metrics across different dimension values. This topic describes how to add data to a treemap chart and configure its style.

Prerequisites

You have created a dashboard. For more information, see Create a Dashboard.

Chart Overview

Scenarios

Treemap charts visualize dimension values based on their associated metric proportions. They use visual effects such as highlighting and magnification to emphasize key data points and are commonly used to show the distribution of dimension values.

Advantages

  • Visualization: Uses a rectangular layout with customizable label displays.

  • Annotations: Supports notes and endnotes for metrics. You can also configure hyperlinks to interact with external systems.

Example Rendered Output

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Limits

A treemap chart is composed of Labels (Dim.) and Size (Mea.):

  • Labels are determined by a dimension. You can select only one dimension, such as product category.

  • The size of each color block corresponds to the value of a data measure. You can select only one measure, such as transportation cost.

Configure Chart Data

  1. On the Fields tab of the dashboard edit page, select the required dimension and measure fields:

    • In the Dimension list, locate Product Type and double-click it or drag it to the Color Label/Dimension area.

    • In the Measures list, locate Order amount and double-click it or drag it to the Tile Size/Measure area.

  2. Click Update. The system updates the chart automatically.

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Configure Chart Styles

This topic describes how to configure the style for scorecards. For general title and card configurations for charts, see Configure the Chart Title.

You can configure the style of the treemap chart in the Style Configuration section on the Style tab.

Configuration item name

Configuration item example

Rectangle

Set the color palette and merge data into an "Other" category.

  • Color settings

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  • Merge data as Other

    Set the number of blocks, block name, and block color for the merged data.

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Legend

In the Legend section, click the image icon to enable the chart legend and configure its style.image

Note

The legend settings for PC and mobile are independent. You can switch to the mobile editing view by clicking the PC/Mobile switch button (image) at the top of the dashboard edit page to configure a separate legend for mobile devices.

Data Labels

Set whether to show data labels and how they are displayed.

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Note

The content can be displayed as a percentage or a measure. You need to configure Percentage Decimal Places to 0, 1, or 2 only when Display Label is set to Percentage.

Tooltip

Set the content, background color, and text style for the tooltip.

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Note

The tooltip toggle for PC and mobile are independent. You can switch to the mobile editing view by clicking the PC/Mobile switch button (image) at the top of the dashboard edit page to edit the tooltip for mobile devices. The font size can be set separately for PC and mobile, but other styles are configured uniformly.

Total

Set the name and text style for the total.

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Configure Chart Analytics

Name

Description

Drilling

After you set the drill-down fields in the fields panel, you can configure the display style for drill-down level rows here. For more information, see Drilling.

Filter Interaction

If the data you need to analyze is in different charts, you can use filter interactions to link multiple charts for data analysis. For more information, see Filter Interaction.

Jump

When the data that you want to analyze belongs to multiple dashboards, you can use dashboard navigation to associate the dashboards for data analysis. Navigation includes three methods: in-product Navigation, intra-page widgets, and External Links. For more information about how to configure this feature, see Navigation.

Annotate

If data in the chart is abnormal or requires special attention, you can use color highlights, icons, comments, or data points to annotate it. This helps you identify anomalies and take action. For more information, see Annotate.

Delete the Chart

To delete the chart, follow the steps shown in the figure.

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What to do next

  • If other users need to view the dashboard, you can share it with specific users. For more information, see Share a Dashboard.

  • To create a complex portal with a navigation menu for thematic analysis, integrate your dashboards into a BI portal. For more information, see Create a PC BI Portal.