| Top n
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Items representing values from Min to Max get a single
fixed gray color, and a rule states that the ten items with the highest values
in the data get an orange color.
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| Bottom n
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Items representing values from Min to Max get a single
fixed gray color, and a rule states that the ten items with the lowest values
in the data get an orange color.
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| Above x
|
Items representing values from Min to Max get a single
fixed blue color, and a rule states that the items representing values above
average get an orange color.
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| Below x
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Items representing values from Min to Max get a single
fixed blue color, and a rule states that the items representing values below
average get an orange color.
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| 2 colors
|
Items representing values from Min to Average get a blue
color, and items representing values from average to Max get a red color.
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| 3 colors
|
Items representing values from Min to Q1 get a blue
color, items representing values from Q1 to Q3 get a green color, and items
representing values from Q3 to Max get a yellow color. To learn more about
quartiles, see
Percentiles and Quartiles.
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| Positive and negative
|
Items representing positive values get a green color, and
items representing negative values get a red color.
|
| 2-point gradient
|
A color scheme with a gradient transition from light blue
to dark blue between Min and Max.
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| 3-point gradient
|
Items representing values from Min to 0.00 are colored
with a gradient transition from red to white. Items representing values from
0.00 to Max are colored in a gradient transition from white to blue. The Min
and Max points are defined with
custom expressions to ensure that items
representing positive values are always colored in a blue nuance, and negative
values are always colored in a red nuance.
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| Min-average-max
|
Items representing values from Min to average are colored
with a gradient transition from green to black. Items representing values from
average to Max are colored in a gradient transition from black to red.
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| Exclude outliers
|
Items representing values from LIF to UIF are colored
with a gradient transition from light blue to dark blue. One rule states that
items representing values greater than UIF should be white. A second rule
states that items representing a lower value than LIF should also be white. To
learn more about outliers, see
Adjacent Values and Outliers.
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| Spotfire continuous
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The default color scheme for continuous columns.
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| Spotfire continuous classic
|
The default color scheme for continuous columns used in
Spotfire 6.5 and earlier.
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| Spotfire categorical
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The default color scheme for categorical columns.
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| Spotfire categorical classic
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The default color scheme for categorical columns used in
Spotfire 6.5 and earlier.
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| Blue/Gray/Green categorical
|
A variant of the default color scheme for categorical
columns with only one main color.
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| Accessible categorical (for light/dark theme)
|
A color scheme for categorical columns with a palette
that is compliant with the WCAG 2.1 and conforms with Level AA or higher for
the contrast between text and background. There are two variants, one adapted
for the light theme and one for the dark theme.
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or
. In the visualization
properties panel, open the menu in the upper right corner
of the Color by card and
select
Color schemes.
