Is there any way to configure a heatmap to have lower thresholds for high-density colors?
Example: I don't have too many data points for each geographic location, so as a result they're not showing up at all or are showing up in a very light color.
How do I configure a Contour heatmap to display colors for small overall data?
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I haven't found a cleaner way of doing this but:
100. This can be done by using the Column Editor to make a column of all1s via 1[some numeric variable]/[some numeric variable]1, then another new column equal to that column * 100sumof that column rather than on thecountof the rows.