Create a Heat Map using Conditional Formatting in Excel
Create a heat map using Conditional Formatting to visualize a pattern in your data set.
In this video tutorial, we have a table of rainfall data. Just looking at a table of numbers does not show us much, without intense eyeballing.
By applying a heat map and using a typical RAG status the data comes alive and we can see the when and where rainfall was at its heaviest and lowest.
You do not have to use the red, amber and green colours for a heat map. You may decide to use your companies colour scheme as it is the identity of your company. You can also modify the default scale of values to suit your own needs.
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