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    HeatMap Chart In LWC

    Dhanik Lal SahniBy Dhanik Lal SahniOctober 27, 20212 Comments3 Mins Read
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    Most of time clients want to show complex data as tabular chart with different color combination. We can use HeatMap chart in LWC to show relationship within two factors like show day wise sale of top employees, day wise stock index, sport players performance for each game etc.

    Let us create HeatMap chart for visualizing sales data for each employee per day. For creating this chart in LWC (Lightning Web Component) we have to perform below steps

    1. Download and Add Chart Library to Static Resource
    2. Create Apex Class to prepare data
    3. Create LWC Component
    4. Test Chart

    1. Download and Add Chart Library to Static Resource

    We have many JS library which support HeatMap chart like ApexChart, AnyChart, FusionChart, ChartIO, HighChart. We can use any library to generate heatmap chart.

    For this post, I have used HighChart library. Download HighChart library form this url. After downloading, only add heatmap.js and highcharts.js in static resource. You can put name like chart and heatchart. If you want to change name then update name in LWC js code as well.

    2. Create Apex Class to prepare data

    To visualize data in HeatMap chart, we need data in X axis and Y axis. In X axis we can add employee and Y axis we can show sales count. For this post, I have used one custom object Product Sale to store data. Below fields are created in this object

    Field LabelField APIData Type
    Employee NameEmployeeName__cText-255
    Sales DateSalesDate__cDate
    Quantity SoldQuantity__cInteger
    ProductProduct__cText-255

    You can use similar object which can show data in tabular format. Now we have to use aggregate query to get sum of quantity sold by employee on each days. Below query will get sale count based non employee for each day based on input provided for 1 week.

    SELECT EmployeeName__c EmpName,SalesDate__c, Sum(Quantity__c) SaleCount FROM ProductSale__c  where SalesDate__c>=:startDt and SalesDate__c<=:endDt
    group by SalesDate__c,EmployeeName__c order by SalesDate__c,EmployeeName__c

    Based on response we have to pass data to LWC for each employee and their sales record.

    Apex Code:

    3. Create LWC Component

    We have data from Apex to show as Heat Map chart. To create heat map chart, we need data in specific format. We need employee name in x axis, Sales count in y axis. So we have to create data in format like [x,y,count]..

    for (const it of item.Sales) {
         var s = [];
         s=[...s,it.X,it.Y,it.SaleCount];
         sale.push(s);
    }

    Above code will create data for chart in [x,y,count] format. Heat map will be shown in div container so one div element is require in html. This chart will show tooltip, legend and color can be changed using colorAxis json object in below component js code.

    Complete LWC Code:

    4. Test Page

    Reference:

    High Charts

    Live Chart in LWC

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    With over 18 years of experience in web-based application development, I specialize in Salesforce technology and its ecosystem. My journey has equipped me with expertise in a diverse range of technologies including .NET, .NET Core, MS Dynamics CRM, Azure, Oracle, and SQL Server. I am dedicated to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and continuously researching new developments in the Salesforce realm. My focus remains on leveraging technology to create innovative solutions that drive business success.

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    1. Tigh Loughhead on February 1, 2022 2:33 am

      Very cool stuff… going to try out this component!

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      • Dhanik Lal Sahni on February 3, 2022 7:50 am

        Thank You, Tigh.

        Reply
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