![]() ![]() Now, in cell B1 of this new sheet, please enter the following formula, and press Enter key to get the first result: Then click OK to close this dialog box.Ħ. ![]() In the Format Object dialog box, under the Control tab, set the minimum value, maximum value, incremental change, page change and a linked cell based on your data range as below screenshot shown:ĥ. Then, drag the mouse to draw a scroll bar under the copied data, and right click the scroll bar, and select Format Control, see screenshot:Ĥ. ![]() Then, click Developer > Insert > Scroll Bar, see screenshot:ģ. Insert a new worksheet, and then copy the first column months from the original sheet to this new sheet.Ģ. To create this type of dynamic heat map chart, please do with following steps:ġ. If there are multiple columns data in your worksheet, but you want to display them in a limited space, in this case, you can insert a scroll bar to the worksheet to make the heat map dynamically as below demo shown. Then, double click the existing rule to open the Edit Formatting Rule dialog box, and then reset the rule to your need, see screenshot:Ĭreate a dynamic heat map chart in Excel Example 1: Create a dynamic heat map by using Scroll Bar Note: To highlight the cells with other colors you like, please select the data range, and then click Home > Conditional Formatting > Manage Rules to go to the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager dialog box. Then, click OK button, and all numbers are hidden as below screenshot shown: In the Format Cells dialog box, under the Number tab, click Custom option in the left Category list box, and then enter into the Type text box, see screenshot:Ħ. If you want to hide the numbers and only leave the colors, please select the data range, and press Ctrl + 1 keys to open the Format Cells dialog box.ĥ. Now, the heat map is created which highlight the cells based on their values, green color represents the highest values and red color represents the lowest values and the remaining values are showing a gradient color between green and red. And then click Home > Conditional Formatting > Color Scales, and then choose one style you need from the right expanded drop down, (in this case, I will select Green – Yellow – Red Color Scale) see screenshot:ģ. ![]() Select the data range that you want to apply the Conditional Formatting.Ģ. There is no direct heat map chart utility in Excel, but, with the powerful Conditional Formatting feature, you can quickly create a heat map, please do with following steps:ġ.
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