Option
Description
Examples
Balanced Distribution
Adjusts maps and Heat Maps to include a balanced number of items within each range. This is helpful in spreading values across all ranges when your data contains extreme outliers. In the pair of maps shown in the screenshots at right, the values of most of the Canadian provinces are in the range of 100 to 1500. The outlier, Alberta, has a value of 10,000. Balanced Distribution has not been turned on in the top map, so a skewed version of the data is shown—Alberta appears dark and all of the other provinces appear light. In the bottom map, the user has turned on Balanced Distribution , so Alberta is grouped into the same range as the province with the next highest value.
Inner Margin
Determines the amount of space, in pixels, that separates the cells in a Heat Map. The example shows a heat map with margins set to 8 .
Override Maximum Value
Lets you specify the maximum value for a map or Heat Map.
By default, Domo uses the highest value in the DataSet as the maximum value. However, by setting this property you can override this value.
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